Studying the Grounds and the Reasons of Uraman Rebellion in Naseri Era (1284 - 1288 AH)

Uraman as one of the dependent areas of Ardalan in the course of Naseri era was the scene of widespread riots that nearly a decade governors of Ardalan and later Qajar rulers were busy with it and choosing non-native governors and tax pressures had a significant role in the formation of the uprising. More resources of Qajar period, except a few of a handful of local resources, did not refer to that unrest event. Hence, this paper is to identify and study new grounds in the insurgency, as well as a study of the political, social and economic development of rebellion and its continuity. This study seeks to answer two questions. First, what factors caused riots of Uraman? And the second question is what consequences did Uraman riots have? In response to the first question the hypothesis that can be considered is lack of supervision of the central government on governor's tributary, also economic problems and the presence of non-native governors, attracted the masses to the leaders of the rebellion, It should be noted in the description of the second hypothesis, that the impact of the riots on relations between Iran and the Ottoman Empire led to unrest and clashes and those conflicts changed relations and political relations between the two governments. It should be mentioned that the results of this study confirm the hypothesis. Research methods were based on the theoretical and analytical approach and the library method has been used to collect necessary information and data.