In the Qajar period, Larestan was said to be one of the main economic centers in the south, that the middle of the Persian Gulf played the role of the relationship between the beaches and the centers. Some economic and social structures, such as caravansaries, trade routes, water storage facilities, trade centers, etc., were formed from the Shah Abbas period in Larestan, and this trend continued throughout the Qajar period. There are several caravansaries on the business routes of this region between Bandarlengeh, Bastak, Larestan as well as Bandar Abbas-larestan, and the presence of Lari's commercial centers in the following areas such as Bandar Lengeh and Bandar Abbas as well as their commercial offices in the Persian Gulf sheikhs such as Dubai, Bahrain, etc., and their commercial links with Indian ports like Mumbai and the northern ports of the Persian Gulf made Larestan an important economic hub and created economic and social structures.
The study of Larestan's economic and social structures from the time of Naseri until the end of the Qajar period is one of the important economic and social issues of Iranian history that has been neglected. Therefore, the issue of this research is to investigate and explain the effective factors on the formation of Larestan economic and consensus structures from the Naseri period to the end of Qajar. This research explores and analyzes the subject in a historical, economic and social approach using library and documentary techniques and field research.
The findings of the research show that the formation of Larestan's economic and social structures during this period was influenced by factors such as Larestan's special economic and commercial situation during this period which was located along the path of Bandar Abbas to Shiraz and the existence of multiple commercial infrastructure, people's interest in commerce has been formed.