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Key	BIB39376
Reference type	Journal Article
Title	الانتفاضات البابيّة في إيران ١٨٤٨-1850م (al-Intifáḍát al-Bábíyyih fí Irán 1848-1850 AD)
Journal	Journal of the College of Basic Education
Translated title	Babi uprisings in Iran 1848-1850 AD
Author	خيرالله كاظم, محمد = Muhammad, Khairallah Kazem and أ.د أحمد كاظم, محسن = Mohsen, Ahmed Kazem
Year	2023
Issue	119
Volume	29
Abstract	Iran witnessed a wave of rebellions and uprisings after the death of Muhammad Shah in 1848 AD, including the Babi uprising, which began in the province of Mazandaran and their control of Tabarsi and the establishment of fortifications, but the government forces, after imposing a siege on them and the arrival of large military reinforcements, managed to kill most of the defenders after hit-and-run battles and a strict siege, as well as using tricks with those who remained in the castle by giving them safety if they surrendered, but it did not fulfill its promises and all those present were killed. In the meantime, a new uprising broke out in the city of Nayriz, as this uprising was an extension of the uprising of Tabarsi with an attempt to take the dead Babi rebels there, but the Qajar government prevented it. The uprising was slowed down and the most severe types of cruelty and violence were used with the Babis, and the government eliminated their uprising and executed the participants. After that, another uprising took place in the city of Zanjan, when a large number of Babi supporters gathered and were trained to fight and bear arms. They were able to control some areas, and the government forces, backed by clerics and clans, worked to besiege and fight them. Violent actions finally managed to crush their uprising.
URL	https://cbej.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/cbej/article/view/10444
DOI	10.35950/cbej.v29i119.10444
Pages	615–635
Access date	2024/02/13

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