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Management and Social Sciences ISSN: <strong>2278</strong>-<strong>6236</strong><br />
Mashhad. Dur<strong>in</strong>g Rahim<strong>khan</strong> fight with Tabriz people, he was selected as Tabriz governor to<br />
evacuate the city from rebellions. Rahim<strong>khan</strong> was try<strong>in</strong>g to suppress the rebellions before<br />
his <strong>co</strong>m<strong>in</strong>g. So he attacked Tabriz every day and fought till night but <strong>co</strong>uldn’t do anyth<strong>in</strong>g.<br />
Thus, he waited for Eynoddole. Eynoddole sent 3 delegates to Sattar<strong>khan</strong> to f<strong>in</strong>ish the fights<br />
and ac<strong>co</strong>mpanied Ardebil governor to Tabriz. In 1866, they reached Saidabad, 60 km to<br />
Tabriz. Sepahdar jo<strong>in</strong>ed them there and they all went to Sahib Divan Garden. 3 delegates of<br />
Eynoddole negotiated with Sattar<strong>khan</strong> and Bagher<strong>khan</strong>. But Sattar<strong>khan</strong> and Bagher<strong>khan</strong><br />
criticized Mohammadali k<strong>in</strong>g’s actions and cancel<strong>in</strong>g parliament. They also asked for the<br />
punishment of Shoji Nezam, Zargham, and Rahim<strong>khan</strong> from Eynoddole or they will not<br />
formalize him 10 . Those negotiations <strong>co</strong>nt<strong>in</strong>ued until the time shoot<strong>in</strong>g bullets from city<br />
started and the city immersed <strong>in</strong> blood on August 25. Eynoddole worsened the attacks by<br />
government forces. Ultimatum of Eynodddole to <strong>co</strong>nstitutionalists, attacks of September 13,<br />
and the murder of women and children showed his weakness aga<strong>in</strong>st fighters 11 .<br />
Then Eynoddole attacked and bombarded Ajishahr Bridge. Rahim<strong>khan</strong> also bombarded<br />
Eslambool Gate and killed the nephew of Sattar<strong>khan</strong> 12<br />
. Before sunset government forces retreated and came back to Eynoddole. These attacks<br />
<strong>co</strong>nt<strong>in</strong>ued for 4 months and they didn’t progress at all. Many telegraphs were sent to k<strong>in</strong>g to<br />
stop the war but he ignored them. So, Najaf religious leaders wrote letters to different<br />
states and asked people to help Tabriz fighters and not to pay tax to the k<strong>in</strong>g 13 .<br />
The victory of <strong>co</strong>nstitutionalists <strong>in</strong> Tabriz was spread across the world and en<strong>co</strong>uraged other<br />
fighters <strong>in</strong> Iran, frighten<strong>in</strong>g the k<strong>in</strong>g and his advocates. Constitutionalists sent a massage to<br />
the k<strong>in</strong>g and asked him to open national <strong>co</strong>uncil parliament 14 .<br />
Rahim<strong>khan</strong> <strong>in</strong> Alvar War<br />
After the entrance of Eynoddole to Tabriz, Rahim<strong>khan</strong> was ordered to occupy Marand –<br />
Jolfa path. He arrested Hajmirza Boloori, the head of <strong>co</strong>nstitutionalists <strong>in</strong> Marand and sent<br />
him to Ahar. He settled <strong>in</strong> Alvar 15 around Tabriz and defeated some <strong>co</strong>nstitutionalists among<br />
whom there was Sattar<strong>khan</strong> and killed some of them 16 .<br />
10.. Nasehi, E. (2000). Constitution revolution <strong>in</strong> Tabriz, Salar Press,p.45-46.<br />
11. Davoodi, M. (1978). Eynoddole and <strong>co</strong>nstitutional regiment, Tehran, Sepehr Press,p.178.<br />
12. Malekzade, M.(2004). The history of Constitution revolution <strong>in</strong> Iran, Vol, 1, 2, and 5, 1st Ed, Tehran So<strong>khan</strong> Press, p.974<br />
13. Tehrani, M. (2001). Observations and social/political analysis of <strong>co</strong>nstitutional revolution <strong>in</strong> Iran. Tehran, Entesharat ,p. 756<br />
14. Navai, Abdolhose<strong>in</strong>. (1948). Iranian governments (from Constitution revolution till ultimatum). 1st Ed. Tehtran, Babak Press, p.78<br />
15. Name of a village around Tabriz which is a part of Tabriz now.<br />
16. Bibordi, H. (1962). Tehran, Ebnes<strong>in</strong>a,, p. 131.<br />
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