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The perfect ruler of the state in the "Shahnameh": the myth of king Jamshid

https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5164-2023-4-81-85

Abstract

Aim. To define the concept of the perfect ruler of the state in the "Shahnameh".
Methodology. For a more detailed study of the concept of the perfect ruler in the "Shahnameh", the myth of King Jamshid was chosen. The methodological basis of the research was political textual study, which implies the usage of general scientific and historical and philosophical methods and techniques.
Results. The results of the study show inextricable relationship between the nature of the ideal and the material in the "Shahnameh", which also indicates the decisive influence of moral categories on the fate of the state and politics as a whole.
Research implications. At the present day, the political and diplomatic relations between Iran and Russia are developing rapidly, so the research of social and political ideas set out in the "Shahnameh" can contribute to the maintenance and strengthening of cultural dialogue between the states

About the Author

G. Gochmuradova
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Russian Federation

G. Gochmuradova – Postgraduate Student, Department of the History of Socio-Political Doctrines

Lomonosovskiy pr-t 27-4, Moscow 119992



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