During the history of human wars, the sword has always been considered by the warriors as the most effective weapon. Among these weapons, there were also swords that had a reputation for being assigned to one of the renowned historical figures. However, due to the passage of time, some of these swords were forgotten. Two swords fins attributed to MokhtarIbne Abu ObeydSaqafi and Amir Tamerlane Gurkani, which are in the National Museum and in the Nezami Museum, are in the same situation and because of their time the background has been obscure to this day.


The article seeks to use historical evidence to examine two sword fins attributed to the historical figures whose name is engraved on the blade of these swords and, by studying the history of these swords, to clarify the period in which these swords were made. According to the study of morphology and the adaptation of these two swords by the sword of other times, it was concluded that these two sword, despite the inscriptions on which they were carved, were constructed closer than their claimed time and most likely, made by the period Safavid. Nevertheless, these two sword rifles were of particular importance among the weapons in the Nasser al-Din Shah's arsenal.


The research method in this paper is in the form of a library and the adaptation and analysis of available resources, especially documents. In this historical research, after gathering the necessary information, the organization of information and analysis and finally their inference have been addressed.