Reflection of Charisma in Atab-al- Katabeh and Jahangosha History

The present article aims to analyse Charisma in Atab-al-Katabeh book as well as in Joveini’s Jahangosha History. Besides their historical efficacies, these two books are among the most valuable Persian books which are considered, from the abundant literary and social information, as the most authentic and most worthwhile Persian books. Charismatic myth is of the most basic skeletons of political thought in ancient Iran and as one of the main component of the Utopian king, as well. Charisma is the donation of celestial authentication and the shine which beams on everyone’s heart, outmanoeuvres of all. Due to beam this shine, oneself could become king and of crown meritorious. Since the ancient time afterwards, Charismatic myth had involved numerous alterations and divergences both in quality and function. The research findings have indicated that belief-in-Charisma in two given books have perked in kings related macro-incidents and some of their features and behaviours. In the present research, the researcher has shown charismatic glitters in four obvious usages of Charisma word of which the charismatic visual appearances, self-working charisma, and charismatic appearance are demonstrated as celestial authentication through content-analysis method as well as the library-based resources.