Sheikh Khazal's relations with the governor of Poshtkuh and the Biranvand tribe in confrontation with the central government

Sheikh Khazal in Khuzestan was one of the centrifugal forces in the late Qajar period who, by relying on a series of internal and external factors such as the weakness of the Qajars and the First World War, was able to gain some autonomy. The governorship of Poshtkuh, which was allied with Sheikh Khuzal, as well as the strategic position of Lorestan, despite insurgent families such as the Khans of Zeinabi Biranvand, who acted as a barrier between Khuzestan and the capital, did not escape Sheikh Khuzal's eyes. The central government rebels. The present type of descriptive-analytical research using first-hand sources, documents, narrations and other research sources is based on the analysis of this question: Sheikh Khazal to maintain his power over a part of Khuzestan in the face of the central government. Established? The results of the study indicate that Sheikh Khazal, by secretly communicating, inciting and encouraging motivation, financial support and weapons from the governor of Poshtkuh and the insurgent Khans of Lorestan, especially Khans Zeinabi Biranvand, was able to enter the central government forces long ago. Khuzestan to prevent. According to a well-thought-out plan, a chain of centrifugal forces such as Khanin Zeinabi Biranvand and the governor of Poshtkuh stretched from Silakhor in Pishkuh to Hossein-Abad in Poshtkuh, sending weapons to the central government opposition in these areas to prolong the government's influence. Central in the area under its influence in Mohammarah.