Investigating the Literary, Historical, and Political Relations of Iran and the Subcontinent During the Period of Indian Asfaghahian and Talpuran Sindh

One of the most prominent features of Iranian history is the dating of the history of civilization, which has astonishingly retained its characteristics throughout the course of time, and in every age it has regained its freshness, and there has always been a sense of steadfastness and steadiness. Neighborhood and relations between Iran and the subcontinent have, throughout history, brought about racial, linguistic, ethnic, cultural, beliefs and foundations of belief from the old to the present. The introduction of Islam to the peoples of the subcontinent through the mystics, scholars and religious scholars of Iran until the formation of Shia governments in Dehkan and Sindh, reveals the relations that exist between Iran and the subcontinent. These facts justify the necessity of examining such research. The critique of these relationships and the persistence of it until today is a fundamental question that this article seeks to answer. The method and method of the research in this paper to achieve a logical and scientific response, the selection of written sources, the selection and scanning of the relevant and relevant issues of research, critique, analysis and analysis of them in line with the policies of the two Shiite governments, Asefjahian and Talpuran And attempted to study the policy and methods of these two governments to secure the key to the continuation of good relations between Iran and the subcontinent. The ultimate goal of this research is to find out the characteristics of these relationships and how the influence of Iranian culture and Persian literature on the court of these two governments and its expansion in the territories under their jurisdiction, as well as clarifying their historical and political characteristics.