After the conquest of Baghdad by Shah Abbas I, the population, tired of poverty and wars, welcomed the emperor with greatness and joy, but it would not bring happiness to this beautiful city in the following centuries.

One of the epic events of the era was the siege and conquest of Baghdad in 1626, but minor disputes between two related powers, the Safavids and the Ottomans, sealed the region’s borders in the following years with the Treaty of Zuhab, which was the brainchild of both sides.

Shah I the Great Abbas put an end to the hajj-marj in the capital Isfahan with his new just decisions and achieved golden results by making successful marches along the various borders of the state.