Investigating the position of Ŝāh Xwaŝin period in Yari ritual (Emphasis on the manuscript of Ŝāh Xwaŝin's office)

The Yari Order is a religious sect in the western regions of Iran, which has had believers among Kurds, Lors, and Laks. Among the tenets of Yarsanites is the belief in several periods of manifestation. They believe that "the Essence of Yazdan", that is, God, manifests Himself in several periods, with one being the Period of Shah Khovashin's Reign( fifth cent. A.H., contemporary with the Seljughids). According to the Yarsanites, Shah Khovashin and his reign significantly contributed to the spread of the Yari Order during his period. That such a person had a historical existence, and that he played a role in the development of history can be verified in a separate study. The present study, however, deals with the mythical and historical aspects of Shah Khovashin's personality and reign in the Yari Order in a descriptive-analytical manner. Given the present study, it seems that Shah Khovashin was a religious-historical figure with a halo of holiness around him among his followers, and that the text attributed to his period consists of various teachings and tenets with an evolutionary writing style.