Abbs I the Great (January 27, 1571 ¨C January 19, 1629), known as the Grand Emperor, Persian Emperor (1587 ¨C 1629), during his reign, the Safi Dynasty reached the summit of national power.

These places were so self-sufficient that there were no thieves and robbers ¡ª in this respect no Christian nation could compare with them ¡ª that it was possible to travel through all parts of Persia with only cash ¡ª the comment of an English merchant on Persia under Abyss I.

There have been three of the most glorious times in Iran's history, namely the Persian Empire, the Sassanite Dynasty and the Saffian Dynasty, and the most recent time is the Saffian Dynasty, whose Majesty Abbas I (honored as "Abbas the Great") was a king who built many trees and opened his eyes, in the history of Islam's development with the name of Suleiman the Great, the emperor Akbar. He not only influenced the history of Iran, but also played a great role in the exchange of things in the era of the Great Navigation.

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It is not accurate to describe the politics of the pre-Saffian dynasty with the words "The Red Hat Army, the defeat of the Red Hat Army." The Turkish Red Hat Army was the midstream pillar of the creation and expansion of the Saffian Empire, but after the heroic era of the country, their conflict with the Persian rulers, and their interdependence, became the most politically unstable factor. Abbass's father, Huda Bandha, was deeply aware of this, and Huda Bandha was pushed to the head by the Red Hat Army, but was blocked by the Red Hat Army, and his queen and eldest son were caught up because of the confrontation with the Red Hat General. This is the situation before Abbass.

In the early years of his life as a prince, Abbas travelled to the towns of Rouen and Herat. In the intricate conflict between the Persian royal family and the Turkish general, he became an acceptable candidate in all respects. In 1587, Abbas came to power with the support of the Turkish aristocrat Guri Khan, sending the dimly father Huda Bandah into the cold palace of the ¡°Supreme Emperor¡±. Abbas, 18, was well aware of his main threat, the domestic change of the Turkish Red Hat general, the western hostile Ottoman Empire and the rebellious Uzbek tribe in the east.

The primary task was to stabilize his rule. Abbas first used the power of Guri Khan to pursue his mother and brother for the murder of part of the homeless Turkish nobility, and after suppressing an insurrection conspiracy, recovered a large number of crowns. Then, allowing Guri Khan, the ambitious conspiracy to taste the taste of the ¡°Dead Dog Cook¡±, after removing Guri Khan, Abbas has the great power. Abbas rebuilt the governance structure of the Safi dynasty, led by the strengthening of imperial power. The central establishment of the highest consultative body, convened by the King, represented by the King; in administrative terms, removing the administration of the two positions of the commander-in-chief and Red Hat, strengthening the

The most remarkable reform of the great Abyss was in the military. His military reform was divided into two parts, one was the modernization, with the help of the British adventurer Sherry Brothers, the Persian army developed from a tribal army to a new type of army equipped with guns and copper cannons, artillery of more than ten thousand people, became the main force of the Persian army; on the other hand, the "Emperorization", changed the dominant situation of the "Red Hat Army", absorbed a large number of Caucasian ethnic Muslims, the Turkmen nobles no longer have privileges, and all officers are controlled by the Emperor. Like other Western Asian countries, Abyss developed a sharp army, directly belonging to the Emperor himself.

At the same time that the reforms of Abbass gradually became apparent, the Uzbek tribe fell into civil unrest, Abbass flew into military attacks, seized the mountains of the river from Khrousan to the region of Herat, the south of the river Am became his sphere of influence, and the Afghans also praised him. Then, in the face of the declining Ottoman Empire, Abbass washed the hundred-year shame of the Persians, after 10 years of struggle, in 1613 forced the Turks to sign the Treaty of Istanbul, recovered the capital of Great Britain and Kurdistan, Azerbaijan, and other lands, in 1623 again invaded the west, and after five years recovered the entire two river areas including Baghdad and Basra. This is the Sa'

Another major influence of the great Abyss was in the religious sphere. The Emperor of Saffir, the Emperor of the Dynasty, Islamic, persecuted the Sunni in a fierce way, making the Shiites dominant in Persia. Abyss supported the Shiites in a more moderate way, he donated all his private property to the Shiites, and walked for a month to the tombs of the Shiites. After his 42-year submergence, Iran finally became a complete Shiite Muslim country. Since the rise of Islam, Iran has been united with many civilizations in the Middle East, but since the Saffir dynasty, the Shiites have separated Iran from the Sunni Muslim countries on the east side, thusining the independence of the country as the unique flag of Iran.

The time of the great Turkish Emperor was the time of the Great Navigation, when Western European sailors came to the north. In the south, the Portuguese occupied the island of Hormuz, thus as a base for the development of trade across the Indian Ocean, obtaining the tolerance and benefits of the Abyss; in the north, Abyss initially sent a mission to visit Russia to promote trade between the two countries. Later, Abyss, with the help of the British, conquered the island of Hormuz, taking the main outer window of the port of Abyss as the main outer window. The British replaced the Portuguese, and Abyss also gave the British many advantages and rights, and even allowed them to open work in Persia. The growth of foreign trade also led to the development of domestic industry, the Persian capitalist boom, and Abyss brought important industrial

Another achievement was the construction of the new capital of Isfahan, which was located in the heart of Persia, far from the scope of the Ottoman Empire, and was moved here in 1598 and built on a large scale.

Because of the above influence, Abbas I was included in this list. He was not ranked in this list as the same type of Suleiman the Great, the Akbar the Great, mainly because the Persian dynasty in the history of the world is not as important as the Ottoman Empire, the Mormon dynasty of India, and lasted less than the latter two. He was ranked 92th in this list.

This is because of the need for Sunni Muslims to invade Turkey, and also because of his confidence in the empire under his own rule. In the exchange of civilization, the confident side always takes a proactive gesture. Before the industrial revolution of the second half of the 18th century, Europeans did not have a clear advantage around the world, and the Persians of the era of Abyss I were one of the world's major powers.