Analysis of power discourse in Siavash's story based on Michel Foucault's theory of power

Shahnameh is the story and history of a nation, a nation with all its great culture and civilization that is dynamic in all ages. This narrative shows the profound and obvious depth of the continuity of Iran's political life and each of the Shahnameh's narratives can be analyzed and reflected in this continuity One of the stories that has a special place in the narrative network of Iranian myths is the Siavash's Story. Given the nature of the narrative and the events that take place throughout the story, this story shapes the later narratives and epic / mythical wars of the Shahnameh, which can provide a clearer picture of the concept of "power" in its material and spiritual aspects in mythological culture. , The religion of ancient Iran and the boundaries of Khosrovani thought. With this aim in mind, and considering the importance of Siavash's story in the process of Shahnameh stories, in this article we have attempted to investigate the power relations in Siavash's story and its semantic system from Foucault's point of view. the result of this research shows that in the story of siavash, the relations/ relations of force are more than the other. Accordingly, this paper first examines the power / truth framework in Siavash's tale based on the Shah / Mobed, then examines the discourse of power in Siavash's three disciplines in identifying hostile space, semantic conflicts, and defining time and place