The role of local Khans in Lorestan in disarming and disciplining the tribes (1301_1312)-(Case study: Azizallah Khan Sepahvand)

Occupying Lorestan by Rezakhan's expeditionary forces caused this region entered into a new stage . Some problems such as disarmament,inhabitation and supply security in tribunal areas had priority for the first Pahlavi military policies. Western force commanders tried to do so by applying various approaches such  as sending khans and tribe's chiefs with  the forces.  This research seeks to answer the question that how was the local Khans (Aziz Allah Khan Sepahvand) relationships with central government to establish security and to disarm the tribes? The research results showed that the governmental forces tried to make relationships with local Khans and to use their influences in order to make security and disarm the tribes.  In contrast some local Khans considering the threat for their positions accompanied them to bring sstability in the  region and to use the advantages of cooperation with the government and created a relative stability in their regions by suppression and threat. In this research the relationships between local Khans with west force commanders is studied in a descriptive _analytical method and also the role of such a relationship in Lorestan discipline is examined.