Reweve of Persian language and literature in the Balkan from past to present

The Balkan semi island is located in the eastern south of Europe. This area is included the ex-Yogoslavia countries, Greek, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, and European part of Turkey. According to historical evidence, Balkan has been the most critical part of Europe – perhaps even in the world – for many years. Balkan has been the site of encounter with different ethnic groups and Christian, Islamic and Slavic civilization. Despite of no direct connection between Iranians and the people of this area, a large part of Balkan Semi Island (especially Bosnia and Albania and Thrace) was inspired by Iranian literature and culture for many centuries. Based on the latter, we believe that
Balkan, and India and Pamirs have been the western and eastern borders of Persian language and literature in near past, repectively, with Iran being the capital of this civilization. In this study, for the better recognition of this subject, we researched about the history of literary and lingually relation among Iran and Balkan since pre Ottoman Empire until now. Furthermore, we investigated the acceptance reasons of how Persian literature reaches into the Balkan, and its influences on literature and language of that region.