Title: Transmission Dynamics of Hepatitis B: Analysis and Control. Abstract: The infection of hepatitis B attacks the liver and can produce acute and chronic diseases, while it is a major health problem and life-threatening around the globe. The control of this infection is a difficult task due to several reasons such as variation of human behavior, proper medication, vaccination, and existence of a large number of carries, etc., but understanding the dynamics of the infection helps to design appropriate control strategies. Thus, a proper complex dynamical system is needed to find the stability conditions and propose intervention strategies for forecasting the control of hepatitis B virus transmission. We formulate a model that will be helpful to investigate the temporal dynamics and suggest control strategies for hepatitis B infection. The well-posedness of the proposed model will be shown, and used to find the threshold parameter to analyze the model equilibria and its stability. We also perform the sensitive analysis of the threshold quantity to quantify the most sensitive epidemic parameters. Based on the temporal dynamics and sensitivity, we investigate effective methods to minimize the infection of hepatitis B, and develop the algorithms to support the theoretical results with the help of numerical simulations.