One of the main concerns of urban experts in the field of crisis management is about historical contexts. This matter is usually more vulnerable and fragile in crises such as earthquakes, floods or fires due to relative physical exhaustion. The need for proper planning for the purposeful management of these historical collections should be the main goal of the managers to prevent irreparable and horrific events, so that in addition to avoiding the risk of death, valuable works that are the cultural identity of any society are not destroyed. In this regard, fire is one of the most important crises, which, unfortunately, sometimes this painful tragedy happens. This research seeks to find the strategies of post-accident management (fire) in the historical market of Tabriz and the requirements in these spaces. The main purpose of this study is to investigate and complete the pathology of the subject and the plan to eliminate the identified the damages in order to purposefully manage and prevent fire, as well as timely and rapid extinction in case of its reoccurrence, based on post-traumatic experiences in 2009 and 2017. This research is descriptive-analytical. Library surveys and field studies have been used to collect the required information. In the first stage, in order to obtain a comprehensive and fact-based perspective, interviews were conducted with relevant experts in the field of historical contexts and post-traumatic management. In the next stage, a questionnaire was designed with the help of experts and specialists, with an emphasis on experts who specialized in both the historical market of Tabriz and crisis management. The collected data were then analyzed based on the SWOT model. The strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of crisis management in the historical market of Tabriz were identified. Then, using the views of experts, the factors were weighed, and finally, according to the results, appropriate executive strategies for post-disaster management in the field of fire in the historic market of Tabriz were developed and presented. According to the results of the study, which was measured by the SWOT analytical method, the post-fire management situation in the historic market of Tabriz is in an aggressive position; that is, the system must be ameliorated by using external opportunities. Instead of passive decision-making, the aggressive situation enters the realm of decisions that will have direct effects on the system over time. Of course, a number of offensive strategies have been implemented for years, regardless of the fire issue, and some of them, including the installation of hydrant valves, have been fully implemented.