Study of the process of constructing Tehran road to Khuzestan and its effect on Lorestan social situation in two decades after 1300

Roads have always had a great impact on the durability and prosperity of the state and the state, just like the vital arteries. In the past, governments have tried to control the country's population and economic prosperity by building a way. At the end of the Qajar period, the creation of the road was of great significance in light of the discovery of oil and the turbulent situation in the country. Meanwhile, Lorestan and Khuzestan were of special importance because of the discovery of oil in the south. One of the most important measures for access to these areas was the construction of the Tehran route to Khuzestan during the Reza Shah period. The construction of this route from the same time the military forces arrived in Lorestan in 1302 to 1307. it took. The method of collecting this article is based on references to library resources and on the basis of descriptive-analytic history. The research findings of this paper illustrate how to build the road and respond to the plan. The creation of this way has also had a significant impact on various aspects of the social situation in Lorestan, including: security situation, nomadic settlement, livelihood change and establishment of government offices.