University of Isfahan Historical Researches 2008-6253 11 3 2019 11 22 Political entitle in Qajar era,Pre-Constitution age Political entitle in Qajar era,Pre-Constitution age 1 18 24253 10.22108/jhr.2019.116434.1693 FA Mehdi Mirkiaei Department of History,Faculty of Persian Literature and Foreign Language Allameh Tabataba'i University Journal Article 2019 04 24 In Qajar age , in political conflict between people and the governors, the masses were making humilating nicknames for the governors. These nicknames published against high-flown titles that governors were making for themselves. Nicknames that were publishing by the people were very humorous and innovative. These properties published them very fast in the country. These nicknames were a seat of the transcript of the masses about situation of the country against the government transcript. In these nicknames , the masses rejected the claims of the governors about their authority and development of the country, but they emphasized to reject inherent superiority of the governors. The theorical framework of of this reaserch is “ The Hidden Transcripts” of James C. Scott. In Qajar age , in political conflict between people and the governors, the masses were making humilating nicknames for the governors. These nicknames published against high-flown titles that governors were making for themselves. Nicknames that were publishing by the people were very humorous and innovative. These properties published them very fast in the country. These nicknames were a seat of the transcript of the masses about situation of the country against the government transcript. In these nicknames , the masses rejected the claims of the governors about their authority and development of the country, but they emphasized to reject inherent superiority of the governors. The theorical framework of of this reaserch is “ The Hidden Transcripts” of James C. Scott. In Qajar age , in political conflict between people and the governors, the masses were making humilating nicknames for the governors. These nicknames published against high-flown titles that governors were making for themselves. Nicknames that were publishing by the people were very humorous and innovative. These properties published them very fast in the country. These nicknames were a seat of the transcript of the masses about situation of the country against the government transcript. In these nicknames , the masses rejected the claims of the governors about their authority and development of the country, but they emphasized to reject inherent superiority of the governors. The theorical framework of of this reaserch is “ The Hidden Transcripts” of James C. Scott. In Qajar age , in political conflict between people and the governors, the masses were making humilating nicknames for the governors. These nicknames published against high-flown titles that governors were making for themselves. Nicknames that were publishing by the people were very humorous and innovative. These properties published them very fast in the country. These nicknames were a seat of the transcript of the masses about situation of the country against the government transcript. In these nicknames , the masses rejected the claims of the governors about their authority and development of the country, but they emphasized to reject inherent superiority of the governors. The theorical framework of of this reaserch is “ The Hidden Transcripts” of James C. Scott. https://jhr.ui.ac.ir/article_24253_2faa98d9a92a7d6fadc4b997ae681ac5.pdf