University of Isfahan Historical Researches 2008-6253 4 3 2012 11 21 The importance of the administration system of Safavid dynasty and the destiny of its courthouse (1502- 1722) The importance of the administration system of Safavid dynasty and the destiny of its courthouse (1502- 1722) 43 56 16579 FA N Pour Mohammadi Amleshi Assistant Professor in History, Imam Khomeyni International University Qazvin, Iran. 0000-0002-2744-1549 Journal Article 2016 06 14 Safavid administrative organizations during the anarchy of Shah Ismail were constantly being moved from one part to the other. During the kingdom of Shah Tahmasb, in addition to arranging such courthouses (dafāter-e-divani at the center of the political power of his territory, he settled next to the imperial court. Although the historical reports have not directly talked about the quality of these documents and bureaus, they express diffuse information about these courthouses when talking about the agents of such imperial courts. These implicit reports are valuable for studying and investigating Safavid courthouses since Safavid government was the ruling authority for two centuries and left behind a valuable heritage on political, social and economic dimensions. Some of such heritage has been registered in the bureaus but is not available nowadays. Therefore, what is open to discussion is the reason and state of the eradication of these courthouses. <br />Despite the fact that there are no reports by witnesses and contemporary historians of Afghan`s attack, historical researchers blame Afghans for eradicating Safavid courthouses while some reasons for such happening must be searched for either in the adventurous spirits of those in charge of authority and profiteering of those who were seeking their profits in the extinction of these bureaus or in the negligence of rulers and commanders who did not concern about historic monuments and documents. Safavid administrative organizations during the anarchy of Shah Ismail were constantly being moved from one part to the other. During the kingdom of Shah Tahmasb, in addition to arranging such courthouses (dafāter-e-divani at the center of the political power of his territory, he settled next to the imperial court. Although the historical reports have not directly talked about the quality of these documents and bureaus, they express diffuse information about these courthouses when talking about the agents of such imperial courts. These implicit reports are valuable for studying and investigating Safavid courthouses since Safavid government was the ruling authority for two centuries and left behind a valuable heritage on political, social and economic dimensions. Some of such heritage has been registered in the bureaus but is not available nowadays. Therefore, what is open to discussion is the reason and state of the eradication of these courthouses. <br />Despite the fact that there are no reports by witnesses and contemporary historians of Afghan`s attack, historical researchers blame Afghans for eradicating Safavid courthouses while some reasons for such happening must be searched for either in the adventurous spirits of those in charge of authority and profiteering of those who were seeking their profits in the extinction of these bureaus or in the negligence of rulers and commanders who did not concern about historic monuments and documents. https://jhr.ui.ac.ir/article_16579_c3b4a8b8b88286f47995974bcaaf9b3b.pdf