In this highly valuable article M. Sefatgol provides information on some hitherto barely noticed historical works covering the late Safavid period, i.e. the time after the death of Šāh ‘Abbās up to the end of the Safavid dynasty (1629-1736). The author distinguishes further between works written from an Afsharid perspective and those composed by pro-Safavid authors. In particular he draws attention to unpublished works such as the Mer’āt-e vāredāt by Moḥammad Šafī‘ Tehrānī. Of this work he identifies a third, hitherto unknown part in a manuscript kept at the Oxford Bodleian library. He also gives a list of other smaller works relating to this period. What is special about the historiography proper of these works definitely deserves more attention.