Masoud Ghaznavi's patriarchal father in Beyhaqi history based on Eric Berne's theories

Each person has a set of specific behavioral patterns that represent his mental state, but since the same person in a different mental state shows other behavioral patterns that are often inconsistent with his previous behavior, this led to the emergence of "Theory of My States" by Eric Burn. The founder of mutual behavior analysis divides "My Situations" into three parts: parent, adult, and child. According to Eric Burn's theory, "parent" is one of the three states of human personality that is learned from parents, or patterns of power. This research analyzes the "parental" behaviors of Amir Masoud of Ghaznavi with a descriptive-analytical method and by referring to the history of Beyhaqi and the theories of Eric Burn. He makes decisions from his autocratic "parent" mode and creates approaches such as asserting power, threats and intimidation and tyranny.