Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies Classical Persian Literature 2383-0603 Articles in Press 2020 10 27 Investigating the Relationships between Government Power, Love, and Capital in Weiss and Ramin's Story Investigating the Relationships between Government Power, Love, and Capital in Weiss and Ramin's Story 5697 FA Manouchehr Joukar PhD student in Persian language and literature, Shahid Chamran University, Ahvaz Fatemeh Hayatdavoudi PhD student in Persian language and literature, Shahid Chamran University, Ahvaz Journal Article 2020 10 27 Weiss and ramin's poem is a romantic love story by fakhroddin asad gorgani, a fifth-century poet in which the issue of love and marriage is based on pre-Islamic social structures. Apart from the forbidden love and the roots of its formation in this story, it can be seen as a manifestation of the superiority of power and how the formation of resistance to the dominant discourse of power. In this study, we examine the relationship between the exercise of power and capital on the one hand, and human love and affection on the other. Research shows that the reaction of the characters in this story to power is different. "Shahro" surrenders to the power of capital. Viro's reaction is to resist the power of the government, but eventually surrender. Weiss uses the power of love to wage a fateful war that has been unintentionally imposed on him, and he is on an evolutionary path Weiss and ramin's poem is a romantic love story by fakhroddin asad gorgani, a fifth-century poet in which the issue of love and marriage is based on pre-Islamic social structures. Apart from the forbidden love and the roots of its formation in this story, it can be seen as a manifestation of the superiority of power and how the formation of resistance to the dominant discourse of power. In this study, we examine the relationship between the exercise of power and capital on the one hand, and human love and affection on the other. Research shows that the reaction of the characters in this story to power is different. "Shahro" surrenders to the power of capital. Viro's reaction is to resist the power of the government, but eventually surrender. Weiss uses the power of love to wage a fateful war that has been unintentionally imposed on him, and he is on an evolutionary path