محافظة فارس

Coordinates: 29°37′30″N 52°31′54″E / 29.625°N 52.5317°E / 29.625; 52.5317
(تم التحويل من Fars Province)
لمعلومات عن other uses of a similar name، انظر Fars.
محافظة فارس
استان فارس
محافظة
A number of historical attractions in the Fars province
A number of historical attractions in the Fars province
Map of Iran with Fars highlighted
Location of Fars within Iran
الإحداثيات: 29°37′30″N 52°31′54″E / 29.625°N 52.5317°E / 29.625; 52.5317
البلد إيران
العاصمةشيراز
المقاطعات23
المساحة
 • الإجمالي122٬608 كم² (47٬339 ميل²)
التعداد
 (2006)[1]
 • الإجمالي4٬569٬292
 • الكثافة37/km2 (97/sq mi)
منطقة التوقيتUTC+03:30 (IRST)
 • الصيف (التوقيت الصيفي)UTC+04:30 (IRST)
اللغات الرئيسيةالفارسية
القشكية
اللورية
لهجات فارس

فارس (فارسية: استان فارس)، هي إحدى محافظات إيران الإحدى وثلاثين، تقع جنوب البلاد وعاصمتها مدينة شيراز. Its capital is the city of Shiraz.[2]

Pars province has an area of 122,400 km2 and is located in Iran's southwest, in Region 2.[3] It neighbours the provinces of Bushehr to the west, Hormozgan to the south, Kerman and Yazd to the east, Isfahan to the north, and Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad to the northwest.

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أصل الاسم

كلمة فارس مشتقة من 𐎱𐎠𐎼𐎿 Pârsa، الاسم الفارسي القديم لفارس وعاصمتها پرسپوليس. فارس كلمة فارسية قديمة مستعربة من پارس، وليس لها نُطق عربي.

Pars is the historical homeland of the Persian people.[4][5] It was the homeland of the Achaemenid and Sasanian Persian dynasties of Iran, who reigned on the throne by the time of the ancient Persian Empires. The ruins of the Achaemenid capitals Pasargadae and Persepolis, among others, demonstrate the ancient history of the region. Due to the historical importance of this region, the entire country has historically been also referred to as Persia in the West.[5][6] Prior to caliphate rule, this region was known as Pars.[7]


التاريخ

پرسيس

"پرسيس" redirects here. For other uses, see پرسيس (توضيح).

كانت الفرس القدماء موجودين في المنطقة منذ حوالي القرن التاسع قبل الميلاد، وأصبحوا حكام إمبراطورية كبيرة في عهد الأسرة الأخمينية بالقرن السادس قبل الميلاد. تقع أطلال پرسپوليس وباسارجاد، وهما اثنان من العواصم الأربعة للامبراطورية الأخمينية، في فارس.

هوت الامبراطورية الأخمينية أمام الإسكندر الثالث المقدوني في القرن الرابع قبل الميلاد. وبعد ذلك بقليل تأسست الامبراطورية السلوقية.ومع ذلك، لم تمتد قوتها أبدًا إلى ما وراء طرق التجارة الرئيسية في فارس، وبحلول عهد أنطيوخس الأول أو ربما في وقت لاحق برزت پرسيس كدولة مستقلة قامت بسك عملاتها المعدنية.[8]

الجغرافيا

الجيولوجيا

في 18 يوليو 2021، ذكر التلفزيون الإيراني الرسمي أن زلزالاً بلغت شدته 5.7 درجة ضرب محافظة فارس في جنوب إيران. وقالت وكالة أنباء فارس شبه الرسمية إنه لم ترد تقارير حتى الآن عن سقوط قتلى أو وقوع أضرار في منطقة الزلزال الذي كان مركزه بالقرب من بلدة خشت.[9]

وقالت وسائل إعلام إيرانية رسمية إن الزلزال، الذي شعر به سكان العديد من البلدات والمدن بالمحافظة، وقع على عمق 11 كيلومتراً في نحو الساعة السابعة مساء بالتوقيت المحلي، (1430 بتوقيت جرينتش).

وقال مسؤول محلي للتلفزيون الرسمي "تم ارسال أربعة فرق إنقاذ على الأقل إلى المنطقة التي ضربها الزلزال ووضعت المستشفيات في المنطقة على أهبة الاستعداد". وتعد إيران إحدى أكثر دول العالم عرضة للزلازل لوقوعها في منطقة صدوع زلزالية رئيسية.

التقسيمات الادارية

تقع فارس في جنوب إيران. وتجاور محافظة بوشهر إلى الغرب، محافظة هرمزگان إلى الجنوب، محافظة كرمان ومحافظة يزد إلى الشرق، محافظة إصفهان إلى الشمال ومحافظة کهگيلويه و بوير أحمد إلى الشمال الغربي. حسب أحدث التقسيمات، تضم المحافظة المقاطعات التالية:

محافظة فارس
المقاطعات 2006[10] 2011[11] 2016[12] الخريطة الإدارية
Abadeh 87,203 98,188 100,831


Arsanjan 40,916 41,476 42,725
Bakhtegan[أ] — — —
Bavanat 44,069 48,416 50,418
Beyza[ب] — — —
Darab 172,938 189,345 201,489
Eqlid 99,003 93,975 93,763
Estahban 66,391 66,172 68,850
Evaz[ت] — — —
Farashband 38,679 42,760 45,459
Fasa 188,189 203,129 205,187
Firuzabad 111,973 119,721 121,417
Gerash[ث] — 47,055 53,907
Jahrom 197,331 209,312 228,532
Juyom[ج] — — —
Kavar[ح] — 77,836 83,883
Kazerun 258,097 254,704 266,217
Khafr[خ] — — —
Kharameh[د] — 61,580 54,864
Khonj 37,978 41,133 41,359
Khorrambid 44,669 50,252 50,522
Kuhchenar[ذ] — — —
Lamerd 76,971 83,916 91,782
Larestan 223,235 226,879 213,920
Mamasani 162,694 116,386 117,527
Marvdasht 294,621 307,492 323,434
Mohr 54,094 59,727 64,827
Neyriz 105,241 113,750 113,291
Pasargad 29,825 31,504 30,118
Qir and Karzin 61,432 65,045 71,203
Rostam[ر] — 46,851 44,386
Sarchehan[ز] — — —
Sarvestan[س] — 40,531 38,114
Sepidan 87,801 89,398 91,049
Shiraz 1,676,927 1,700,687 1,869,001
Zarqan[ش] — — —
Zarrin Dasht 60,444 69,438 73,199
الإجمالي 4,220,721 4,596,658 4,851,274


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المناخ والحياة البرية

There are three distinct climatic regions in the Pars province. First, the mountainous area of the north and northwest with moderate cold winters and mild summers. Secondly, the central regions, with relatively rainy mild winters, and hot dry summers. The third region located in the south and southeast has cold winters with hot summers. The average temperature of Shiraz is 16.8 °C, ranging between 4.7 °C and 29.2 °C.[26]

The geographical and climatic variation of the province causes varieties of plants; consequently, variation of wildlife has been formed in the province. Additional to the native animals of the province, many kinds of birds migrate to the province every year.[27] Many kinds of ducks, storks and swallows migrate to this province in an annual parade. The main native animals of the province are gazelle, deer, mountain wild goat, ram, ewe and many kinds of birds. In the past, like in Khuzestan Plain, the Persian lion had occurred here.[28][29]

The province of Pars includes many protected wildlife zones. The most important protected zones are:

  • Toot Siah (Black Berry) Hunt Forbidden Zone, which is located at the end of Boanat region.
  • Basiran Hunt Forbidden Zone, which is located 4 kilometers south to Abadeh;
  • Bamu National Park, which is located north-east of Shiraz;
  • Estahban Forest Park (Parke Jangaly), which is located on the outskirts of Touraj mountain;
  • Hermoodlar Protected Zone, which is located east to Larestan.[27]
Crown imperial plain, Sepidan

Arjan Meadow 22 km2 (8.5 sq mi) and Lake Parishan 40 km2 (15 sq mi) are designated Wetlands of International Importance under the Ramsar convention.

Eram Garden

الاقتصاد

Agriculture is of great importance in Pars.[30] The major products include cereal (wheat and barley), citrus fruits, dates, sugar beets and cotton. Pars has major petrochemical facilities, along with an oil refinery, a factory for producing tires, a large electronics industry, and a sugar mill. Tourism is also a large industry in the province. UNESCO has designated an area in the province, called Arzhan (known as Dasht e Arjan) as a biosphere reserve. Shiraz, provincial capital of Pars, is the namesake of Shirazi wine. A large number of wine factories existed in the city.

النقل

Shiraz Airport is the main international airport of the province and the second in the country. The cities of Jahrom, Lar and Lamerd also have airports linking them with Shiraz and Tehran and nearby Persian Gulf countries such as the UAE and Bahrain. Shiraz is along the main route from Tehran to southern Iran.[بحاجة لمصدر]

التعليم العالي

The Pars province is home to many higher education institutes and universities. The main universities of the province include Shiraz University, Shiraz University of Arts, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences,[31] Shiraz University of Technology, Salman Farsi University of Kazerun, Jahrom University, Jahrom University of Medical Sciences, Fasa University of Medical Sciences, Islamic Azad University of Shiraz, and Islamic Azad University of Jahrom.

مشاهير من فارس

ملاحظات

  1. ^ Separated from Neyriz County after the 2016 census[13]
  2. ^ Separated from Sepidan County after the 2016 census[14]
  3. ^ Separated from Larestan County after the 2016 census[15]
  4. ^ Separated from Larestan County after the 2006 census[16]
  5. ^ Separated from Larestan County after the 2016 census[17]
  6. ^ Separated from Shiraz County after the 2006 census[18]
  7. ^ Separated from Jahrom County after the 2016 census[19]
  8. ^ Separated from Shiraz County after the 2011 census[20]
  9. ^ Separated from Kazerun County after the 2016 census[21]
  10. ^ Separated from Mamasani County after the 2006 census[22]
  11. ^ Separated from Bavanat County after the 2016 census[23]
  12. ^ Separated from Shiraz County after the 2006 census[24]
  13. ^ Separated from Shiraz County after the 2016 census[25]

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