Asnād va ʻarīz̤ahʹhā-yi mardum-i Gīlān dar Majlis-i Shūrā-yi Millī, dawrah-yi Pahlavī-yi avval (Majlis-i shashum tā sīzdahum-i Shūrā-yi Millī)

This volume gathers petitions submitted by the people of Gīlān to Iran's National Consultative Assembly across the sixth through thirteenth legislative sessions of the first Pahlavi era. Drawn from archival holdings of the Iranian Parliament, it preserves the voices of villagers, landholders, merchants, fishermen and clergy who sought redress against oppressive landlords, abusive local governors, unjust taxation and administrative corruption. Petitions range across Rasht, Lāhījān, Langarūd, Rūdsar, Tālish, Āstārā and Fūman, along with Rānkūh, Ashkavar and Tunikābun, revealing agrarian exploitation, bureaucratic negligence and the aftermath of the Jangal movement's suppression. Editorial notes situate each document, tracing ministerial and provincial responses. Together these sources illuminate social, economic and political conditions in Gīlān during the consolidation of Pahlavi rule, offering a detailed portrait of grievance and governance in early twentieth-century Iran.