“Sometimes time is so important that it should be considered as the principle element in the problem to be solved.” (André Maurois)
It is within the limits of time that human history makes sense. It is the man’s ideology and will that have always been involved in changing the history. Whilst they maintain their rightness or wrongness through the pass of time, changes are the ingredient or, in other words, the foundation of history layers’ formation; the changes that enhance the value of other factors and, like experiences which can be attained through time, they turn into the influential aspect of a forthcoming theory.

davod dorra