Herodotus, Zoroastrianism, Yazata, Yazesh, lying

Avesta is one of the oldest Iranian hymns and text, which was once among the heavenly books and at various stages, it undergoes fundamental changes and has separated it from its monotheistic foundations. Duality and Trinity are among the beliefs that have long been manifested in theistic and nontheistic rituals and religions. The research on Avesta shows that this book, centered on the two powers of "Ahura Mazda" and "Ahriman" is more inclined to dualism, which is influenced by the "Zurvanism". The historical research in various texts relies on the on the power triangle of Ahuramazda, Anahita and Mitra. Using a descriptive-analytical method and focusing on the Avesta and other sources, this paper seeks to study the role of clerics and kings of the Achaemenid and Sassanid era in Avesta along with a branch of the trinity in Zoroastrianism, which has its origins in Mitralism rather than in Zurvanism.