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La revista QUID, es una publicaciَn cientیfica orientada a presentar aportes teَricos cientیficos y/o de desarrollo tecnolَgico aplicados en las لreas de ingenierیa, artes, administraciَn y ciencias sociales y humanas; estل dirigida a la comunidad académica, investigativa y en general a toda la sociedad que se interese en estos temas de conocimiento. QUID es arbitrada y tiene una periodicidad declarada por semestre. Para lo cual publica constantemente convocatorias invitando a los autores interesados a remitir sus contribuciones representadas en artیculos de investigaciَn, reflexiَn y revisiَn. Palabras clave: Se debe proporcionar hasta un mلximo de cinco (5) palabras -en orden alfabético-, que ayuden a identificar los temas o aspectos principales del artیculo. Para asegurar la adecuaciَn de éstas se sugiere consultar el tesauro de la UNESCO http://databases.unesco.org/thessp/ o el یndice de palabras claves de IEEE http://www.ieee.org/documents/2009Taxonomy_v101.pdf Abstract: When Kavadh I seized power as King of Sassanid dynasty in the late 5th century Persia was entangled withdrought;as some Sassanid nobles were oppressing low class people and influenceof Zoroastrian clergies was an indirect threat to royal court and King.Kavadh was desperate to undertake a painstaking reform within political and social framework of his monarchy. Therefore, he decided to embrace new faith in Persia, declared by Mazdak.Mazdak encouraged some social changes in Persia like reducing the importance of religious formality, criticism of mainstream Zoroastrian clergy and he opposed to harams of some royal rulers and nobles. The clergy and nobles plotted against Kavadh and removed him from his throne. Kavadh could later manage to gain power again with the help ofHephthalite king and since he took power again, his policy toward Mazdak followers changed andallowed Anushiravan to launch a campaign against the Mazdakites.A few Mazdakis survived, and settled in remote areas. They kept their doc