| Abstrakt: |
Jahangir Nameh, written by Qasim Madah, is one of the epic poems after Shahnameh in the history of Persian literature, which contains different layers of meaning due to the various narratives and adventures, and the action and confrontation of the characters. Precisely, it expresses social, historical, mythological psychology and such confrontations on two levels of deep structure and superstructure are the main reason for the formation of different stories in this system. In other words, such confrontations express the reason for the formation of such a system and, for this reason, it is provided in this article in a descriptive-analytical way. Such fundamental confrontations are provided to determine what they are and what their function is. Based on the results obtained, along with other possible confrontations, this poem is in the depth of the narration of the four confrontations between Father and Cheser, Iran and Turan, the tribes of the desert and the settled tribes of herders and warriors and Ardas. It precisely takes the form of a confrontation between Jahangir and Rostam, Afrasiab and Kikavus, Rostam and Shabanan are the presidents of Shah and Rostam and Ardas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
