The Critical Analysis of Bahram Gore's name

The fifth Bahram one of the Sassanid kings has attracted the attention of historians, writers and researchers from many aspects in Iranian poetry and prose works. One of the striking issues about the fifth Bahram is his nickname; Most of the sources referred to him as Bahram Gour. Although, historical and literary narratives are Narrateed the title of guor for Bahram, itchr(chr(chr('39')39chr('39'))39chr(chr('39')39chr('39')))s related to the zebra or to the grave, but this issue should be investigated. The abundance of stories and myths about the fifth Bahram, has led to such perceptions of his nickname, and even around that, there have been new stories and legends. If you look at the issue appellation of the Sassanid kings, the title of most Sassanid kings was linked to specific cities and states. Therefore, Bahram Gurchr(chr(chr('39')39chr('39'))39chr(chr('39')39chr('39')))s name is also discussed in relation to the city of Guor. The purpose of this study is to explain why the fifth Bahram is called guor. In research so far, this issue has been curious, but has not been critically analyzed and has not been given a convincing response. The present article is conducted in a descriptive manner and critically analyzes narratives and data using library resources.