Tisophon and its capital developments and cultural confrontation with Roman civilizationThe first partFrom: Dr. Mohammad Khaleghi Moghadam- urban sociologist The city of Tisophon was the capital of Iran during the Sasanian period for 440 years, but before that historical period, it was also the capital of the Parthian or Seleucid state for a period of more than seven hundred and eighty years, and was considered the capital of Iran or a large part of Asia. There is no city in Iran that has been the capital for 780 years. There is nothing like it in the history of different countries of the world, and it is 1100 years old, including the Achaemenid period, but unfortunately, today, except for a little knowledge of Ivan Kasri, we do not have any other information about this important Iranian city, or during the past centuries of our society. (Neither Iranians, nor European researchers, nor Iranian city plaers) and none of them have acted on the urban recognition or urban plaing of this important Iranian city. And therefore, knowing it is useful for every Iranian.According to historical sources and according to the book Marat al-Baldan, Tisophon was another name of the seven cities "Mada'an" and in addition it was considered as "the greatest Mada'an of the seven in the world" and also the book of Maaser al-Muluk also on page 24 of this collection of cities and as "Mada'an of the Seven" Or the seven cities have been named, and when the Arabs opened it and called it Mada'in (the
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نویسنده: میلاد احمدپور
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