Crown Prince and the government of Naseruddin Shah; A period full of contradictions. full of discovery and curiosity and the first times and spilling and at the same time full of failure and disappointment. We have read history ideologically so far. It is important that whatever we know, we should be able to read history in such a way that it comes out of today's political fights. Text: Arash Beheshti, Ali Bandari Video: Hamidreza Farrokhsarsht 0:00 What kind of image do we have of Naser al-Din Shah 2:15 The Sultan of Sahibquran is close to us 3:27 Asr Naseri and al-Qab Shah 5:50 The successor of Mohammad Shah's father 6:35 The second half of the 19th century in Iran and the world 7:39 Cold War 8:28 Years of revolutions, the beginning of Naser al-Din Shah's kingdom 8:58 The time of socialist and liberal changes in Europe 9:56 Modernization or modernization 12:17 Iran from a political point of view 15:14 Iran's view of diplomatic relations 17:20 The Century of Humiliation of the Iranian People 18:02 The Babiya Movement, Iran's Different Movement 19:29 The State and System of the 19th Century Iran 23:03 The Nasrid Era: Contradictions and Unfinished Works 25:06 The Era of Reforms with Amir Kabir 25:52 Why Naseruddin Shah Is Between Reforms and Conservatism 26: 59 Mohammad Reza Shah and the Persian Gulf 27:22 The first king involved with the idea of ​​modernization 28:51 What was Reza Shah like 30:15 The challenges of Naser al-Din Shah's era 30:30 Naser al-Din Shah's childhood and adolescence 31:54 Nasser, Crown Prince of Tabriz 33:23 Naser al-Din Mirza's education in Tabriz 34:31 The tradition of writing in Iran 35:43 Preparing for the challenges of statehood 36:23 Amir Kabir, minister and teacher 37:36 Debate between Mousavi and Ahmadinejad 38:16 Treasury balance of nothing 39:04 Shah's power with court men and women 40:34 Rising The power of the mullahs 42:47 The power of merchants outside the government 43:22 The Babi movement in Iran 45:01 The suppression and persistence of the Babiyya in the Nasrid era 45:57 Foreign challenges in Nasrid Iran 46:56 Two important parts were separated from the Iranian soil 47:20 The case of Herat 47:55 England is worried about India and the attack on southern Iran 49:07 The power of Naseruddin Shah and Herat again 51:42 The balance of the interests of the lurking powers in Iran 52:03 The official narrative of us and our fathers 54:22 The geopolitical issue is the same as it is 57: 01 The Nasserist government's response to internal problems 59:00 Qiblah Alam's record 1:00:06 The voice of Naser al-Din Shah 1:00:57 The chancellor's work in Iran 1:03:16 The king's relationship with his chancellor 1:03:39 Amir Kabir, the chancellor and Nizam Amir 1: 04:40 The situation in the country of crisis 1:05:50 The Assembly of Presidents in Iran 1:06:43 Amir Kabir in our historical memory 1:09:07 Iran and modernism and modernization 1:10:40 Reformist forces and opponents of Qajar Iran 1: 11:29 The decisive and ruthless Amir Kabir 1:12:50 The plan to increase the Shah's power 1:14:52 The first ruler with the thought of modernization and reforms 1:16:11 Mirza Agha Khan Nouri, the classic Qajar chancellor 1:17:34 The relationship between the people and the government and Rent system 1:21:56 It's all a cloak for the king 1:24:44 A system for doing nothing 1:25:48 Great powers of the world 1:26:23 An institution, for example, people without authority 1:29:28 Naseruddin Shah's lifestyle 1:29 :57 The reformist chancellor again 1:31:09 How to bring the Shah back to modernization 1:32:28 Iran's booth at the Vienna Expo 1:33:01 The impact of Europe's technical progress on Iran 1:33:43 European companies and Iran's railways 1:36:23 Regi Tobacco, Karun Shipping and the establishment of the Shahshahi Bank 1:37:39 Amin Sultan, the fourth chancellor 1:38:21 Good photography of Naseruddin Shah 1:38:49 Reading the Shah's history and the concern of republicanism 1:40:41 The Forgotten Intellectual Club 1:41:58 The telegraph, the achievement of Naseruddin Shah 1:43:10 The British wanted the telegraph 1:44:28 The buildings and the history of the transformation of Tehran 1:49:14 Everyone loves the beautiful and prosperous city 1:50:18 The contradictions of ideas Shah 1:52:57 The symbol of the Qajar period 1:53:53 The geopolitical position of Iran 1:54:34 Trade with Iran since the 16th century 1:55:46 Haji Washington 1:57:52 The assassination of the Shah in Shah Abdulazim 1:59:58 The longest video we made 2:01:57 Development strategy in Iran 2:03:50 What to do against the West 2:05:09 Change in the education system 2:07:22 Three pictures of Naseruddin Shah 2:09:08 Reza Shah is leaving Searching for a new way of sources for the books Qibla Alam (Naser al-Din Shah Qajar and the Kingdom of Iran), written by Abbas Amanat, translated by Hassan Kamshad, Karnameh Publishing, 10th edition, 1. Tradition and Modernity: Finding the Roots of the