Anagram Model and Explanation of Behavior of Mohammad Hossein Ayrem During His Presidency over Nazmieh (1309-1314)

Commanding General Mohammad Hossein Khan Ayrem is one of the influential leaders in the historical developments of the first Pahlavi era. With the disappearance of Teimurtash, the rulers, especially Ayrem, gained much power. His reign began with the establishment of the absolute Pahlavi monarchy. In the meantime, Ayrem efforts and activities in eliminating the advisers and relatives of the first Pahlavi played an important role in the political developments of this period. Considering the influence and various positions of Ayrem, in addition to being the head of Nazmieh, he can be considered the most powerful and closest person to the first side and as a kind of second person of the country. The present study tries to study and explain the political actions of Mohammad Hossein Ayrem during his presidency over Nazmieh from the perspective of psychology with a descriptive, analytical approach and the use of library resources and the use of the anagram model. The article seeks to answer the fundamental question of how Ayrem's personality traits and psychology influenced his actions during his presidency. Considering that I Ayrem's psychological personality is in the third type of anagram model, in which people of this type are normally famous and goal-oriented, the research findings show that Ayrem adopted an unhealthy and pathological procedure to achieve its goals. The tendency to cruelty, violence, immorality and even murder were among the most important consequences of his personality behaviors during his presidency.