سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--یادداشت مدیر مسئول: سیترا در ایسلند3151991FAسیدحسنشهرستانیJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219Reasons for Armenians’ Trade J mprovement in Safavid Eraعلل پیشرفت تجاری ارامنه جلفای نو در عصر صفوی (بر مبنای اسناد کلیسای وانک)16271992FAشکوه الساداتاعرابی هاشمیJournal Article20001230<span>Shah Abb as due in very limited military strength could not hope to be victorious in the war </span><span class="Bodytext2"><span>against Ottoman (1604), therefore </span></span><span>ho adopted ” The Burnt Land Policy " which </span><span class="Bodytext2"><span>consequently resulted in the migration </span></span><span>of Erevan's, Nakhichevan's, and Jolfa's peoples </span><span class="Bodytext2"><span>into central parts of Iran. </span></span><span>Settling many Armenians, from northern Iran, (who </span><span class="Bodytext2"><span>were well-experienced in trade) </span></span><span>in a suhurb of Isfahan, called New Jo I fa, Shah </span><span class="Bodytext2"><span>Abbas could foster trade in </span></span><span>Iran and resume political and economic relations with European countries. This article points to the factors causing Armenians' trade to improve in Safavid Era.</span>سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219A Glance at the Consequences of the Wars between Iran and Russiaنگاهی بر پیامد جنگ های ایران و روس28391993FAفاطمهقاضیهاJournal Article20001230<span>Owing to ambiguous wording about the territories, the treaty of Gulistan, which signed aTelr Ion-yesr wars (1803 - 1813) between Iran and Russia, led to the second period of war between the two countries in 1825. Russia had the upper <span>hand and the war was to its advantage. Therefore, with the mediation of Great Britain, Iran was forced to conclude peace on ignominious terms by the treaty of Turkmanchai on 22 February 1828. By this treaty, Aras River was determined to be the frontier between the two countries, Iran had to cede some of its districts and provinces, besides paying a heavy indemnity, and to grant the exclusive right of waiships traffic in Caspian Sea and many other concessions to Russia. In return Russia recognized Abbas Mirza and his heirs to succeed to the throne of Iran, Although detrimental effects of these wars and Turkmanchai treaty are so extensive that can not be described in one article, the author irys to outline a part of (he Russian oppressions in Iran.</span></span>سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219" Six Ministers’ ” Duties and the Court Consultative Assembly In Naseri Era (1874)وظایف وزرای ششگانه و مجلس دربار در عهد ناصری (1291 هجری قمری)40471994FAعلیکریمیانJournal Article20001230After Amir-Kabir's deposition and murder, Naso redd in Shah decided to divide the duties of the Grand Visier between ministries, to prevent power centralization in one person. Imitating European Countries, he devolved the public affairs to the ministries and established <sup>M</sup> The Great Court Consultative Assembly " consisting of the Grand Vis ter. the ministers, the princes and some of the dignitaries and the grandees. At first there were four ministries (war, finance, science and foreign affairs), then in the course of time and according to circumstances and social needs, their number increased in nine, but in 1874, Nasereddin Shah reduced them to six. Afterwards administrative and government affairs were assigned to the ministers plenipotentiaries. In order to execute The King's order " The Great Clouti " compiled a booklet in w<sup>r</sup>hich the duties of the " Six Ministers were defined.سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219Mirza Zein-al-Abedin MoTamen-ol-Atebba The Head Physician of Naseri Courtمیرزا زین العابدین مؤتمن الاطبا، حکیم دربار ناصری48621995FAمحسنروستاییJournal Article20001230Tliis article is a historical overview of Mo’tamen-ol Atebba’s life. He was born in Tehran in 1831, Mirza Zein-al-Abcdin was graduated from Dar-ol-Fonoun Medical School under the supervision of Dr. Toulouzan, and was appointed the head physician of Kermanshahan. In 1876, Nasoreddin Shah nominated him as his special physician and gave him the title <sup>M</sup> Mo’tamen-ol Atebba", After Nasereddin Shah’s death (1895) he resigned from his post and with three other physicians founded the hour Schools in Medicine, where many medical students were educated.
After many years of scientific endeavours, he passed away in 1909.سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--انتخابات مجلس مؤسسان 1304 ش (قسمت دوم)63771996FAمحموددلفانیJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219Calligraphy in Royal Charters and Historical Decreesسیر خط در فرامین و احکام تاریخی78871997FAعلیرضاکوچکیJournal Article20001230<span>After describing the Tact that, in I ho pas I the kings selected their amanuenses and royal scribers from among the most famous and skilled calligraphers, who also served in royal courts and government administration, the author explains that the decrees and royal charters, irrespective of their contents and sources are manifestations of calligraphers' art, Thun he analyses the elleut of calligraphy evolutions on the records handwritings and concludes that studying the evolutions and developments of the royal scribes can illuminate some aspects of the Iranian art particularly calligraphy. He emphasises the value of such records as the important research sources in calligraphy history</span>سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--نسخ واسناد چاپ سنگی، حد فاصل خطی و چاپی88911998FAعلی اکبرخان محمدیJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219A Pause on fl Dustbins ”
The Records Found amongst a Pile of Thrown Away Writingsدرنگی بر «زباله دانی» ها- سندهای بازیافته، در نوشته های دور ریخته921031999FAمحمودروح الامینیJournal Article20001230This paper provides information about the reoords, writings, research sources (including newspaper, statement, and report) and private letters of Alfonce L.M. Nicolas (1864 1939). the French translator, politician and orientalist in Iran-
Some time ago M.Y. Monteil found and collected these records from a dustbin on the side of Raspail Street, dose to Montparnasse Street, in Paris.
At present the records are preserved in Iran National Archives Organization. It is hoped the rest of them will be collected and transferred to INAO as well.سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--آشنایی با آرشیوهای دولتی جمهوری آذربایجان1041072000FAآتاخانپاشایفJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--بررسی و ارزشیابی اسناد (بخش اول)1081152001FAJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--گنجینه عکس های تاریخی (6)1161272002FAکیانوشکیانی هفت لنگJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--معرفی کتاب1281322003FAJournal Article20001230سازمان اسناد و کتابخانۀ ملی جمهوری اسلامی ایران- پژوهشکدۀ اسنادگنجینۀ اسناد1023-365210شماره 4و320010219--اهداگر اسناد1331342004FAJournal Article20001230