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| official_name = Sari | native_name = ساری | other_name = Zadracarta | settlement_type = City | image_skyline = Sari, Saat sq (Night).jpg | imagesize = 250px | image_caption = Saat Square, Sari | image_seal = Sari government logo.svg | nickname = | motto = | image_map = | map_caption = | pushpin_map = Iran | pushpin_label_position = left | pushpin_map_caption = | coordinates = {{coord|36|33|48|N|53|03|36|E|region:IR|display=inline,title}} | subdivision_type = Country | subdivision_name = {{flag|Iran}} | subdivision_type1 = Province | subdivision_type2 = County | subdivision_type3 = Bakhsh | subdivision_name1 = Mazandaran | subdivision_name2 = Sari | subdivision_name3 = Central | established_title3 = Founded | established_date3 = By Farrukhan, Daboyan Dynasty of Tapuria | government_footnotes = | government_type = | leader_title = Mayor | leader_name = Mehdi Obouri (مهدی عبوری) | unit_pref = | area_footnotes = | area_magnitude = | area_total_km2 = | area_land_km2 = | area_water_km2 = | area_water_percent = | elevation_footnotes = | elevation_m = 5 northwest up to 50 in southeast | elevation_ft = 15 – 150 | population_urban = 347,402 [2] | population_metro = | population_as_of = 2016 Census | population_est = | population_est_as_of = | population_footnotes = | population_density_km2 = | postal_code_type = Postal Code | postal_code = 48xxx-xxxxx | area_code = 011 | website = www.sari.ir esarycity.ir www.sarycity.ir | footnotes = | timezone = IRST | utc_offset = +3:30 | timezone_DST = IRDT | utc_offset_DST = +4:30 | car_code = IRAN 62 | blank_name = Vehicle Plate | blank_info = IRAN 62 }}Sari (({{lang-fa|ساری}} {{pronunciation|Sari.ogg}}) ; also Romanized as Sārī; also known as Shahr-i-Tajan and Shari-i-Tajan)[3] is the provincial capital of Mazandaran and former capital of Iran (for a short period), located in the north of Iran, between the northern slopes of the Alborz Mountains and southern coast of the Caspian Sea. Sari is the largest and most populous city of Mazandaran.[4] LocationThe coastline north of Sari fronts onto the Mazandaran Sea; north-east of the city lies Neka. Qa'emshahr (formerly known as Shahi) is to its south-west, Juybar is to its north-west, and Kiasar, Damghan, and Semnan are cities located to the south. HistoryEarly historyExcavations in the Hutto cave present evidence for the existence of settlements around Sari as far back as the 70th millennium BCE.[5] The Muslim historian Hamdollah Mostowfi attributes the foundation of Sari to king Tahmoures Divband of the Pishdadian Dynasty. Ferdowsi mentions the name of the city in Shahnameh, at the time of Fereydun and Manuchehr, when Manuchehr is returning to Fereydun's capital, Tamisheh in Mazandaran, after the victory over Salm and Tur:[6] {{quotation|ز دریای گیلان (مازندران) چون ابر سیاه / دمادم به ساری رسید آن سپاه / چو آمد به نزدیک شاه آن سپاه / فریدون پذیره بیامد به راه }}Coming from this and other similar evidence in the Shahnameh, native people of Sari have a folklore that the city was populated when the blacksmith Kaveh (a native of the city) revolted against the tyranny of Zahak. After that success, Fereydun of Pishdadi (from Tamishan) feeling indebted to Kaveh, chose this city so as to live near him until his death. For this reason, when Touraj and Salam murdered Iraj (son of Fereydun), they buried him here. Espahbod Tous-e Nouzar (great-grandson of Fereydun) systematically founded it to remain as family monument.[7] Sari may be synonymous with the city of Zadracarta (Persian: Sadrakarta) mentioned by Ancient Greek sources as early as the 6th century BCE (Achaemenid dynasty).[8] However, other sources suggest that modern Gorgan is located closer to, or on, the site of Zadracarta. According to Arrian, this was the largest city of Hyrcania. The term means "the yellow city" and it was given to it because of the great number of orange, lemon, and other fruit trees that grew in the outskirts of that city. Hence it is by D'Anville, Rochette, and other geographers, identified Saru, which Pietro Della Valle says in his "Travels" means "the yellow city". It is probable that Zadracarta and Saru are the same with the Syringis of Polybius, taken from Arsaces II by Antiochus the Great, in his vain attempt to reunite the revolted provinces of Hyrcania and Parthia to the Syrian crown. Han Way, who visited Saru in 1734, makes mention of four ancient Magian temples as still standing then, built in the form of several rotundas, each thirty feet in diameter, and about 120 in height. However Sir William Ouseley, who had travelled to the site in 1811, has speculated that these to be masses of brick masonry of the Mohammedan age. Out of four, one of the rotunda is still standing since the rest were overturned by an earthquake. This and other remains of similar buildings, bear the names of Fereydun, Salm, Tur, and other mythical figures, whose celebrity had been established about 2000 years prior to their erection. One of them Avas called the tomb of Kaus, and was supposed to contain the ashes of Cyrus the Great. Sir William Ouseley thinks it was that of Kabus, or Kaus, the son of Washmakin, who governed Mazanderan in the fourth century of the Hejira. It was at Saru that the ashes of the youthful hero, Sohraub, were deposited by his father, Roostum, after he had unwittingly slayed Sohrab in a hand-to-hand battle. Saru is celebrated for its abundance of gardens, which emit a pleasing fragrance in the vernal and summer months. An oriental proverb declares that the "gates of paradise derive sweetness from the air of Sari and the flowers of Eden receive their fragrance from its soil". The city was again a regional capital in the Sassanid dynasty era.[9] Capital of Tabaristan local rulersIn the seventh century, Farrukhan the Great of the Dabuyid dynasty reconstructed the city, and because his son's name was "Sarouyeh", he called it by this name. Sari once again became the capital of Tabaristan during that century (Amol was the capital previously ). After invasions by the successors of Mongols, Timur the Lame of Uzbeks, Turcoman, and Tatars the city lost its high status and was periodically burnt to ashes. Safavid-Qajar eraBecause Shah Abbas I's mother was from Behshahr (Ashraf), he founded Farahabad as his alternate capital of Persia in the north of the city and created the gardens in Ashraf. Mazandaran alongside neighboring Gilan were subsequently settled during Abbas' reign by large amounts of Georgians, Circassians, Armenians and other peoples of the Caucasus, whose descendants still live across Mazandaran.[10][11][12] Still many towns, villages and neighbourhoods in Mazandaran bear the name "Gorji" (i.e. Georgian) in them, although most of the Georgians are already assimilated into the mainstream Mazanderanis. After the Safavid dynasty fell and until the rise of Agha Mohammad Khan to power there, is no evidence of any notable events in Sari. Early 20th centuryMajor developments took place after the Qajar dynasty. During the reign of Reza Shah Pahlavi, the face of the town was changed drastically. Sari Rail Station and most of the streets and governmental buildings date from that era. During World War II the Soviet army occupied the city, but left it after the war. About SariThe Clock Tower, in the Clock Square (Meydan-e-Sa'at) located in downtown Sari, attracts visitors and has become a local landmark. Sari also contains the tombs of the Muslim cleric leaders Yahya and Zayn Al-Abedin, Emamzade-ye Abbas, and Shazdeh Hussein the architecture of which are from the 15th century. EconomyThe economy of Sari is based on food production such as milled rice, dairy products, canned meat and cookies. Sari is a major citrus fruits producer, especially oranges, tangerines and lemons. Oil seeds such as soybean and rape being cultivated in vast lands around villages for producing of vegetable ghee and cooking oil. During the 1950s to 1970s, a factory of MM company was the city's largest industrial complex and one of the country's biggest vegetable oil producers. After the 1979 revolution, the company was nationalized but got bankrupt and closed later on.[13] Other sources of the economy include, but are not limited to, paper, wood, fabrics and construction materials. Mazandaran Wood and Paper Industries, the biggest factory of its kind in the middle east, is situated in a 2000-acre ground on Semnan Road. Mazpaper is presently producing more than 20% of country's paper requirements and is a major economical entity not only for the city but also for the province. The MWPI's major subsidiary is the NEKA CHOUB Co., that is manufacturing plywood and chipboard. ClimateSari has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen: Cfa), with a Mediterranean climate (Csa) influence.[14] Winters are cool and rainy whilst summers are hot and humid. Sari's 2005–2006 statistical weather information, in comparison with that of other Mazandaran cities, shows that Sari has an average climate, but it is somewhat sunnier and has more spring rain. However, recent rainfall in Sari has declined. {{Weather box |metric first= Yes |single line= Yes |location= Mahdasht, Sari| Jan record high C = 30.2 | Feb record high C = 31.2 | Mar record high C = 35.0 | Apr record high C = 37.0 | May record high C = 39.0 | Jun record high C = 44.0 | Jul record high C = 39.0 | Aug record high C = 40.5 | Sep record high C = 39.0 | Oct record high C = 38.0 | Nov record high C = 34.0 | Dec record high C = 30.0 | year record high C = 44.0 | Jan high C = 11.9 | Feb high C = 11.9 | Mar high C = 14.0 | Apr high C = 20.9 | May high C = 25.2 | Jun high C = 29.2 | Jul high C = 31.2 | Aug high C = 31.2 | Sep high C = 28.5 | Oct high C = 24.1 | Nov high C = 19.0 | Dec high C = 14.4 | year high C = 21.8 | Jan low C = 3.3 | Feb low C = 3.4 | Mar low C = 5.0 | Apr low C = 9.4 | May low C = 13.8 | Jun low C = 17.8 | Jul low C = 20.7 | Aug low C = 21.2 | Sep low C = 18.6 | Oct low C = 13.8 | Nov low C = 9.3 | Dec low C = 5.2 | year low C = 11.8 | Jan record low C = -2.5 | Feb record low C = -5.0 | Mar record low C = -3.5 | Apr record low C = 1.0 | May record low C = 2.0 | Jun record low C = 4.0 | Jul record low C = 8.5 | Aug record low C = 10.0 | Sep record low C = 2.5 | Oct record low C = 0.0 | Nov record low C = -2.0 | Dec record low C = -5.0 | year record low C = -5.0 | precipitation colour = green | Jan precipitation mm = 105.2 | Feb precipitation mm = 91.5 | Mar precipitation mm = 100.6 | Apr precipitation mm = 60.5 | May precipitation mm = 53.2 | Jun precipitation mm = 36.2 | Jul precipitation mm = 35.5 | Aug precipitation mm = 58.8 | Sep precipitation mm = 88.9 | Oct precipitation mm = 98.1 | Nov precipitation mm = 104.4 | Dec precipitation mm = 114.4 | year precipitation mm = | Jan rain days = 8 | Feb rain days = 8 | Mar rain days = 10 | Apr rain days = 7 | May rain days = 6 | Jun rain days = 4 | Jul rain days = 5 | Aug rain days = 6 | Sep rain days = 7 | Oct rain days = 7 | Nov rain days = 7 | Dec rain days = 8 | Jan humidity = 77 | Feb humidity = 76 | Mar humidity = 76 | Apr humidity = 72 | May humidity = 69 | Jun humidity = 66 | Jul humidity = 66 | Aug humidity = 70 | Sep humidity = 73 | Oct humidity = 75 | Nov humidity = 76 | Dec humidity = 76 | source 1 = Iranian Meteorological Organization[15] | date = June 2011}} City districtsSari's major districts are: Mirzazamani, Azad Goleh, Bagher Abad,Booali & Posht-e-Hotel(both located in Pasdaran Blvd.), Barbari Mahalleh, Bazaar-e Nargesiyeh, Bazaar-e Rooz, Chenar-Bon, Gol-Afshan, Golma, Kooy-e Azadi, Kooy-e DadGostari, Kooy-e Daneshgah, Kooy-e Djahad, Kooy-e Golha, Kooy-e-Karmandan, Kooy-e Mahyar, Kooy-e MirSarorozeh, Kooy-e Qelich, Lesani, Mehdi-Abad, Na'l-Bandan, No-Tekiyeh, Peyvandi, Pir Tekiyeh, Pol-e Gardan, Posht-e Nim-e Shaban, Posht-e Zendan, Rahband-e Dokhaniyat, Dokhaniyat, Kooy-e Etehad, Rahband-e Sangtarashan, Sang, Sari Kenar, Sarvineh Bagh, Seyyed AlShohada, Shafa, Shahband, Shazdeh Hossein, Shekar Abad, Tabarestan, Tavakkoli, Torki Mahalleh, Torkmen Mahalleh, etc. Previous districtsSari's old city structure changed in the first Pahlavi era. New avenues and streets in the city center date from that period. In the Qajar dynasty, Sari's neighborhoods included:
Mahalleh, Birameter (Bahram-Ottor), Chaleh Bagh, Dar Masdjed, Isfahouni Mahalleh, Kohneh Baq Shah,Kurd Mahalleh, Mir Mashad Mahalleh, Mir Sar Rozeh, Na'l Bandan, Naqareh Khaneh, Ossanlou Mahalleh, Paay-e Chenar, QelichLi Mahalleh, Sabzeh Meydan, Shazdeh Hossein, Shepesh Koshan, Shishehgar Mahalleh Telephone area codesSari's area code is 011 (+98011 outside of Iran). Sari has the internal area codes as shown below, three digits are the beginning of seven-digit numbers (e.g., 221-xxxx):
Population{{Unreferenced section|date=October 2011}}The population density of some neighborhoods in downtown (for example: Mirzazamani, Peyvandi, Sang) is greater than 20,000 per square kilometer. Note that before 1950, the population of the city during the summer was less than in winter. This influenced estimations, such that an estimate done in summer might be inaccurate.
People and cultureMost Sari people speak the Mazandarani language Tabari as a mother tongue; however, Persian is the most common language spoken in Iran and the lingua franca. Zoroastrians from Sari who migrated to India in the 10th century founded there a city which they named "Navu Sari" (English: "New Sari"), a name which was by now shortened to Navsari; the town is still a center of the Zoroastrian Parsi community of India. TransportArrivingBy airSari is served by Dasht-e Naz International Airport, which is located in the north-eastern part of the city. List of arrival and departure flights can be found in the Airport's website.[17] By trainThe city is connected to Gorgan and Tehran by the Shomal Railway route. That is a major branch of Iran's Railroad. By boatThe port of Amir Abad is located on the southern coast of the Caspian Sea. By carLocal highways have been well developed after the Iran–Iraq War. The Sari area is served with the No. 62W Freeway. By busThere are five bus terminals, but one, Terminal-e Dowlat, is the most used. The others serve cities that are located within 150 kilometers from Sari: Gorgan, Nowshahr, Chaloos, and Kiyasar are within this range.
Getting aroundThe layout of the city renders occasional use of taxis. There is a wide choice of taxi systems including limousines, wireless radio taxis, airport or rail station taxis, and telephone taxis. City buses are also common because they connect Sari's suburbs to the center of city, providing a low cost and convenient means of transportation to and from the town for people living in those neighborhoods. Although Sari is considered a safe city for pedestrians even at night, nevertheless care should be taken when walking around.{{or-inline|date=March 2019}} OutdoorsPlaces of interest in the area include:
Colleges and universitiesIn the course of history, Sari was once one of the most cultured cities in the history of Iran. The scientific knowledge of Saravis were noted throughout history and recorded by Pietro Della Valle and other visitors. Today, the universities are as follows:
Sports facilitiesMany sport complexes are in Sari, including:
Sari's Mottaqi football stadium is one of the oldest sports field in the country but nowadays it is seldom used in major soccer matches. WrestlingSari is the birthplace of several wrestlers and athletes. Notable wrestlers from Sari include Asgari Mohammadian, Majid Torkan and Morad Mohammadi. The town was the host and scene of 2006 Wrestling World Cup Competitions. Cultural attractionsAlthough Sari is the most important cultural place in the north of Iran, earthquakes and other causes destroyed most of its cultural heritage and ancient monuments. Still, Sari has been described as Safa City (City of Curvet). Hutto Cave (70th millennium BC), Kamarband Cave (70th-millennium BC); also the Resket Tower from the House of Karen era{{citation needed|date=August 2012}} and the Farahabad Palace Complex from the Safavid era. The statue of Arash Kamangir (Arash the Archer) on his chariots in Emam Square was destroyed by the Islamic regime. 'Arash the Archer', a legendary hero, in Shahnameh was believed to have thrown his demarcating arrow from Sari. Arts and cultureKhosrow Sinai (born 19 January 1941 in Sari) a renowned film director of the country was the first Iranian film director to win an international prize after the Islamic revolution in Iran. He is also known as an Iranian scholar and has been awarded the prestigious Knight's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland. MusicSeyed Abdolhossein Mokhtabad-Amrei (born 1966 in Sari) is an Iranian composer and singer of Persian Classical music. He received his vocal training under supervision of renowned and legendary maestros and since his professional debut inاارا 1991, has performed numerous concerts in Iran and abroad, including most European Countries, South East Asia and Northern America "Canada & United States" and produced more than 20 sets of music albums. Authors and poetsSari has raised many authors and poets. Mina Assadi is probably the most famous one. She was born and raised in Sari but then moved to Teheran to study journalism and work as a journalist at newspapers like Kayhan. Today Mina Assadi lives in exile in Stockholm, Sweden. Mohsen Emadi (born 29 October 1976 in Sari) is another Persian poet and translator. Religious sites
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Notes1. ^ 2. ^https://www.amar.org.ir/english 3. ^{{GEOnet3|-3082809}} 4. ^{{IranCensus2006|02}} 5. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.showcaves.com/english/ir/subterranea/Huto.html|title=Subterranea of Iran: Huto and Kamarband Cave|work=showcaves.com}} 6. ^{{cite web|title=Shahnameh/Book of Kings|author= Abu'L Ferdawsi|publisher=Jalal Khaleghi-Motlagh|url=http://rira.ir/rira/php/?page=view&mod=classicpoems&obj=poem&id=15367&lim=20&pageno=3|website=rira.ir}} 7. ^{{cite web|title=Attractions - Mazandaran|publisher=Iran’s Cultural Heritage News Agency (CHN)|url= http://www.chnpress.com/tourism/Attractions/mazandaran}} 8. ^Persien: Das Land und seine Bewohner: ethnograph. Schilderungen 2 Teile in 1 Bd, by Jakob Eduard Polak, (Olms, 1976) 9. ^Britannica Article for Zadracarta 10. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/georgia-iv--2|title=Georgian communities in Persia|accessdate=17 April 2014}} 11. ^^ Muliani, S. (2001) Jaygah-e Gorjiha dar Tarikh va Farhang va Tammadon-e Iran. Esfahan: Yekta [The Georgians’ position in the Iranian history and civilization] 12. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.academia.edu/628154/Pietro_della_Valles_Latin_Geography_of_Safavid_Iran_1624-1628_|title=PIETRO DELLA VALLE’S LATIN GEOGRAPHY OFSAFAVID IRAN (1624-1628)|accessdate=17 April 2014}} 13. ^حسین اسلامی: تاریخ دوهزارساله ساری (دارالملک مازندران)، دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی قائم شهر، ۱۳۷۲. 14. ^{{cite web|title=Climate: Sari - Climate graph, Temperature graph, Climate table|url=http://en.climate-data.org/location/764529/|publisher=Climate-Data.org|accessdate=20 September 2013}} 15. ^ {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110724181010/http://www.irimo.ir/english/statistics/climanormals/mazandar/MAHDASHT.txt |date=24 July 2011 }} 16. ^{{cite web|url=http://data.un.org/Data.aspx?d=POP&f=tableCode%3A240|title=UNdata - record view - City population by sex, city and city type|work=un.org}} 17. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.sariairport.ir/fids/dailyda.asp|title=Arrival Flights of Sari International Airport|work=sariairport.ir}} References
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