An investigation of some Tabari's sayings of three Tabari speaking poets regarding Tabarestan's History book by Ebn-Isfandiar

The history of Tabarestan written by baha-Al-din Mohammad-Ibn- Hassan-Ibn-Isfandiar _ known as Ibn-e-Isfandiar from Amol_ is one of the most valid local histories ever written in Iran. In fact, Ibn-e-Isfandiar is the father of the historiography in Mazandaran. The prose of this book, which was edited and published in two volumes by the deceased Abbas Ighbal Ashtiani in 1320, is literary. The fourth chapter of the first volume talks about the biography of scholars, pious people, historians, physicians, astrologers, and poets. Divarehvaz or Mastemard, Barbad Jariri Tabari, Qazi Hajim, and Isfahbod Khorshid Mamatiri are among the poets introduced in this section. These lines of verse were previously translated and explained by Dr. Sadegh Kia in his book, Vajenameh (wordbook) Tabari, published in 1327 by Tehran university publications. Wherever he could not find or was not sure about the meaning of a word or phrase, Dr. Kia used question marks (?) or dotted lines (…). This article is, in fact, the explanation of some of the dotted lines and question marks of Dr. Kia's Tabari Wordbook. Some of the poems of three great Tabari speaking poets of Ibn-e-Isfandiar's Tabarestan History, namely Divarevaz(Mastemard), Qazi Hajim, and Isfahbod Khorshid Mamatiri are explained in this article. This article has been written based on Ibn-e-Isfandiar Tabarestan History and Kia's Tabari Wordbook.