The History of Iran: Every Year

[@MrDanChandler]

Remember the olden days when Albania, Iberia, and Armenia were all next to each other?

[@parthbonde2106]

Lol

[@TeymurKhan571]

Iberians=Modern day Kartvelians Caucasian Albanians= Lezgins Udis and Azerbaijanis(We’re Part Caucasian Albanian.) Edit: Idc if u woosh me or not

[@TeymurKhan571]

a b Lmfao We are more Turko-Caucasian then Iranian and I said we were part Caucasian Albanian not we are Caucasian albanian ffs

[@wotisdis884]

I advice you to stop considering yourselves according to your genes. You belong to the nation you feel like. I saw a japanese who is a turkish nationalist

[@MrDanChandler]

@@wotisdis884 Wait, what? I wanna hear about the Japanese Turkish-nationalist

[@山田-z3j8v]

Love Iran from Japan. I love Iran culture and its language and history 🇮🇷🇯🇵

[@Alireza.Rh978]

Love you too my friend ❤❤❤❤

[@mehrdad9108]

山田 we love you too. Greetings from Iran to land of sun 🌞

[@e.r95]

❤❤❤❤🙏

[@iansrj4358]

Arigato gozari masen 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@山田-z3j8v]

@@iansrj4358 *Arigatougozaimasen (Arigatou-gozai-masen) どうもありがとうございません Here I corrected it :)

[@aschesiegen]

Iran: I always come back

[@sepehrghabel6514]

دهنت سرویس چه قشنگ گفتی

[@allanmachadoml]

SCRAPTRAP???

[@warking1063]

Sepehr Ghabel اره

[@b.h1792]

Yes it is bro 😎🤙🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@Fred_the_1996]

@@sepehrghabel6514 can you translate???

[@jits-dn7bm]

Love Iran from Serbia 🇷🇸❤️🇮🇷

[@Ahmed-zj6ld]

Very kind people 🇮🇷 ❤️ 🇷🇸

[@Khayyam_Persia_Iran]

We Iranians like Serbia 🇮🇷❤️🇷🇸

[@arashderakhshani8491]

thank you bro

[@docabaf2967]

love you too bro❤️🇷🇸

[@שחררואתפלסטין-ה8ש]

Love Iran from Kosovo 🇽🇰

[@petertodorov9540]

Big Love to the Great Nation and Civilization of Iran from your brothers in Bulgaria

[@abdonandsennen7108]

Thank you :)

[@ho3einxerxes988]

❤❤❤

[@mahyqreydi]

Tnx💖

[@wardetta30]

😂😂😂😂

[@Nomadicenjoyer31]

Your brothers🤓😹

[@lincorruptible6915]

Iranians are so lucky to have such a great civilization, the very first state from which has emerged the concept of universal empire. Iranians have achieved so much greatness over their history, developed administrative and legal notions and tools which we use now. Had Iran not existed, civilization could not have spread around the world. Iranian history is full of great men, like Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, Khoshrow, Bahram Chobin, Ismael Safavi, Abbas the Great, Nader Afshar... Long live the Achaemenids, the Sassanids, the Safavids. Long live Iran.

[@irreligiousman3395]

Safavids and Afshars were Turkic empires, you clown.

[@lincorruptible6915]

@@irreligiousman3395 Stop claiming everybody's history kiddo. Your country doesn't have any history and only exists since 1991 😂😂😂

[@lincorruptible6915]

@@irreligiousman3395 How could a 3500 year-old civilization like Iran belong to a fake country like Azerbaijan that was created in 1918 ?

[@cassandane_cyrus__persia]

@@lincorruptible6915 Merci :) Greetings from Iran!

[@lincorruptible6915]

@@irreligiousman3395 Iran has always been the name of the country since the Sassanid era. "Persia" was the name foreign diplomats used, but locals have always refered to their country as Iran.

[@abdonandsennen7108]

Iran (Persia) is the land of brave girls and adorable Persian/Iranian Queens such as : 1. Cassandane, the beloved Persian wife of Cyrus the Great 2. Atossa, the wife of Darius the Great 3. Mumtaz Mahal, the beloved Persian wife of Shah Jahan who as one of the world's most famous symbols of love, built the Taj Mahal, one of the 7 Wonders of the World for Mumtaz Mahal. She was a lovely queen, Mumtaz Mahal used her position to promote humanitarian programs for the needy. 4. Stateira 5. The Martyred Queen "Khayr Nisa Begum" (Mahd-i Ulya) who ruled Iran for 2 years. She was the most powerful queen of the Safavid Empire, and she is the only queen who ruled the Safavid Empire. 6. Hamida Banu Begum 7. Laodice III of Pontus was a Persian princess from Pontus and the most powerful queen in the history of the Seleucid Empire, and she is the only Seleucid queen who ruled the Seleucid Empire. 8. Jeyran, the beloved Persian wife of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar. She is the most influential queen of Iran during the Qajar Empire. 9. Balendukht, Queen of Georgia, the queen of one of the most popular and famous kings of Georgia, Vakhtang I of Iberia. 10. Denag I 11. Denag II 12. Rinnu, the wife of the most powerful and the greatest Parthian emperor "Mithridates I of Parthia". She was the mother of King Phraates II and ruled the Parthian Empire as regent during the minority of her son for about 6 years. 13. Perozdukht, a Persian princess and the wife of the Hephthalite king Akhshunwar, and the daughter of the Sasanian king Peroz I 14. Rodag 15. Shapurdukhtak II / Shapurdukhtak of Sakastan 16. Shapurdukhtak I 17. Zruanduxt 18. Yazdan-Friy Shapur 19. Sambice 20. Adur-Anahid 21. Murrod 22. Sayyida Shirin 23. Pantheia 24. Mandane 25. Pari-Peykar Begum, the Persian wife of Ismail II (the third Safavid king) 26. Artadokht 27. Amestris, the wife of Xerxes I 28. Apama I , the Iranian wife of Seleucus I Nicator (the founder of the Seleucid Empire). Her mother was a Persian princess 29. Parmys 30. Amytis of Persia 31. Sisygambis 32. Drypetis 33. Maryam Khanum, the wife of Lotf Ali Khan Zand 34. Shakh-e Nabat, the beloved Iranian wife of Karim Khan Zand 35. Sayyida bint Siyahgil, the Iranian Gilaki wife of the Buyid king "Adud al-Dawla" (the greatest Buyid king), and the mother of the Buyid king Samsam al-Dawla 36. Buran bint al-Hasan ibn Sahl, the favorite Persian wife of Al-Ma'mun (the most intelligent, cleverest, and handsome Abbasid caliph). 37. Shahrbanu, the Persian wife of Husayn ibn Ali (a grandson of the Islamic prophet Muhammad), Muhammad described him and his brother, Hasan, as "the leaders of the youth of Paradise." As well as the mother of his successor, Ali ibn Husayn. 38. Yakhan Begum, the Iranian Gilaki wife of Abbas the Great 39. The Lurish wife of Abbas the Great, the sister of the Lurish ruler "Shah Verdi Khan" who was the daughter of the Lurish ruler of the Khorsidi dynasty Shahverdi Abbasi. 40. Shahpari Begum, who was Persian and the mother of the last Safavid king Abbas III , and the wife of Tahmasp II , one of the last Safavid kings. 41. Hayat, a Persian wife of Shah Ismail (the founder of the Safavid dynasty), who was a Persian poetess 42. Behruzeh Khanum, the beloved Persian wife of Shah Ismail, the founder of the Safavid dynasty

[@blackphoenix3220]

Hi there.

[@abdonandsennen7108]

@@blackphoenix3220 Hi :)

[@arashderakhshani8491]

the history and civilization of Iran is the pride of us Iranians.

[@rolts2]

It's definetly an interesting one

[@ellidominusser1138]

Persia has had many different but similar Empires, like the Achaemnid Empire. The Seleucids, Parthians, Seljuk and many other Empires who seem to have Persia at their core share the same Shape - Turkmenia, Iran, sometimes up to the Indus River and always more land in the west like Turkey, Egypt and the fertile crescent while to the north they border the Caucasus Mountains. It really has to do with geography that most of these Empires choose similar Expansion routes. Also something interesting is that they all have different dynasties on top, like the Parthian Dynasty, the turkic Seljuks and the greek Seleucids, and their civilization was amazing with Influences from Greece to India and a cradle to early intelectualism, the islamization of Persia was a struggle and interesting too, there was even a last attempt and very possible alternate history were Zoroastrianism remained the dominant religion in Persia instead of Islam. Top-Pick for Ancient but especially classic history! (medieval persia was also interesting though)

[@Aryaxis]

Yes and today we are ruled by a bunch of bisavath. sad. @@ellidominusser1138

[@Russiabilal110]

AKA ARYENS

[@jurarafiev2179]

Love Iran from Tajikistan 🇹🇯🇮🇷💖👈

[@iosirn5392]

درود❤🌹

[@mixedmemes3271]

We love you too brother 🇮🇷❤🇹🇯

[@TSOUE2004]

🇮🇷❤️🇹🇯

[@mandanaa586]

We are one❤

[@blackblacker2184]

درود بر تو

[@chaitanyarampadala7255]

Love Iran 🇮🇷 from India 🇮🇳

[@meyou9338]

K

[@mandanaa586]

Respect from iran to india❤

[@jonsnow1055]

@@mandanaa586 Your name is the same as Cyrus the Great's mother😎. Mandana of Media

[@Gamerbornin]

❤from iran

[@jonsnow1055]

We are Indo-Iranian brothers. Islam should not divide us.

[@chasseuralien]

I love that style of map with the relief/climate, its really usefull and was very better for my eyes than a full white map

[@werewolf2969]

Disagre

[@zacharyyan4898]

invictus -armis the issue with the map is that it assumes climates and sea levels have stayed constant over several millennia, which is untrue

[@chasseuralien]

@@zacharyyan4898 i know I know like the Persian golf who was bigger

[@mehrdad5767]

@Yavuz Han lol

[@mehrdad5767]

@Yavuz Han you cant you have not balls

[@Stateira_Persia_Iran]

My favorite Safavid ruler is Queen Khayr al-Nisa Begum (Mahd-i Ulya), the mother of Shah Abbas the Great. She was martyred to defend Iran and the Iranians. The Martyr Queen Khayr al-Nisa Begum is one of the greatest women in the history of Iran. This intelligent and beautiful woman was the savior of Iran both during her precious life and after her martyrdom. Khayr Nisa Begum was the most powerful queen of the Safavid Empire, and she is the only Safavid queen who ruled the Safavid Empire. Her son, Abbas the Great, was the greatest emperor of the Safavid empire, and also one of the greatest and most powerful emperors in history. The Martyr Queen Khayr Nisa Begum was a skilled horsewoman and archer. In some battles, she herself was the commander of the army.

[@McuThar]

Safavids are 100% iranic shah abbas killed turks morr than anyone 😂

[@McuThar]

Shah abbas iranic warrior the turk slayer is the one of the beat iranic shahs ans best shah in iranic safavid empire

[@Stateira_Persia_Iran]

@@McuThar Abbas the Great is the greatest emperor of the Safavid empire.

[@arashderakhshani8491]

thanks for your good and informative comments :‑)

[@Stateira_Persia_Iran]

@@arashderakhshani8491 You're welcome :)

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

Long live Iran. I am so proud to be Iranian. I love my beloved Iran/Persia a lot. If our destiny was that we would come to this world twice, I would love to be born Iranian again. Iran is the land of glorious civilizations, fragrant and beautiful flowers and gardens, brave girls, perfumes, beauty, honourable women and men, great scientists and poets, and heroes. Scientists, culture, poets, history, innovations, inventions, philosophers, and martyrs of Persia/Iran are the pride of humanity. Persia (Iran) is one of the oldest civilizations, cultures and countries in the world. Innovations of ancient Persia (Iran) and ancient Persian culture contributed to many of the aspects of the modern world. Persians introduced a number of novel concepts in innovations and inventions. Iran is the land of adorable Persian Queens such as : Cassandane Atossa Mumtaz Mahal Stateira The Martyred Queen "Khayr Nisa Begum" Hamida Banu Begum/Maryam Makani Laodice III of Pontus Jeyran Balendukht Denag Rinnu Gordiya Perozdukht Rodag Shapurdukhtak II / Shapurdukhtak of Sakastan Shapurdukhtak I Zruanduxt Yazdan-Friy Shapur Sambice Adur-Anahid Murrod Sayyida Shirin Pantheia Artadokht Azarnahid Behruzeh Khanum, etc. The glorious, magnificent, and advanced civilizations : Persian culture and civilization Elam civilization Susa civilization Jiroft civilization Medes/Medians Achaemenid Empire Parthians Sassanids Buyid dynasty Samanids Zand dynasty The great Persian scientists and poets such as : Rhazes Khayyam Avicenna Maryam Mirzakhani Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi (al-Khwarizmi) Pardis Sabeti Nasir al-Din al-Tusi Artachaies Borzuya Fakhr al-Din al-Razi Jamshid Kashani Firouz Naderi Cumrun Vafa Mani Attar Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi (Azophi) Fakhruddin As'ad Gurgani Mina J. Bissell Manijeh Razeghi Azadeh Tabazadeh Bozorgmehr Tofy Mussivand Majid Samii Mahsati ganjavi Nader Engheta Vahid Tarokh Rouzbeh Yassini Karim Nayernia Alireza Mashaghi Nabi Sarbolouki The greatest Iranic rulers : Cyrus the Great Darius the Great Mithridates I the Great of Parthia Ardashir I the Unifier Ismail Samani Adud al-Dawla Karim Khan Zand The brave warriors, generals, and grand viziers such as : Ariobarzanes the Brave Youtab the Brave Surena Mirza Salman Jaberi Nizam al-Mulk Farrukhan the Great The land of ancient and beautiful cities such as : Ecbatana Susa Anshan Pasargadae Persepolis Ray Shiraz Tus (was an ancient city in Khorasan Province in Iran) Isfahan Nishapur etc, etc. Persian is one of the oldest living languages in the world, and Persian literature is one of the most beautiful, oldest, and richest literature in the world that has influenced the literature of European and Asian countries. Professor Patrick Hunt "If you are looking at the greatest personages in History who have affected the World, 'Cyrus the Great' is one of the few who deserves that epithet, the one who deserves to be called 'the Great'. The empire over which Cyrus ruled was the largest the Ancient World had ever seen and maybe to this day the largest empire ever. " In all sources, Cyrus the Great is described as a good king. The great historians such as Will Durant, Richard N. Frye, Arthur Upham Pope, Professor Patrick Hunt, Walther Hinz, Heidemarie Koch, Charles Freeman, etc, etc, and the Great western philosophers, such as Hegel, Nietzsche, etc, etc, all respected and praised Cyrus the Great, the Persian empire and Persia. Xenophon respected and praised Persia and Cyrus the Great. " Many historians as well as writers on human rights, have supported the interpretation of the Cyrus Cylinder as a human rights charter. " " Cyrus the Great was a remarkable leader in his benevolence and wise leadership. He ruled over the greatest empire the world had seen at the time. Yet, the most amazing thing about his life and exploits is that the Almighty God of the Bible foretold his exploits and actually named him around 200 years before he was even born. "

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

My beloved Persia/Iran kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4jcaIenmNGfb8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3zEo4tvZ91lgtE

[@kingjimmycraftofcalderonia2017]

As an American, I feel bad that the Persian culture is underrated, since they had power multiple times. Especially since most believe the Persian had a lot of cheap soldiers and the Greeks had few pros. Thus, I doubt this since the Persian Army was great and powerful against the Greeks. I am not against anyone, I just believe the Persians should be recognized more than what most people believe, other than the “enemies of Alexander,” part.

[@j.s2326]

@@jonsnow1055 those Turks are from republic Azerbaijan they’re brainwashed we Iranian Turks love our country

[@blackphoenix3220]

@ALP ER TUNGA Turkey is stolen historic lands.

[@j.s2326]

@ALP ER TUNGA Iran is also a nationality

[@Cnut_the_grape]

Iran conquering land: oh yeah, it's all coming together. Iran a few decades later: oh no, it's all falling apart.

[@bitterballs356]

After thousand years UK: give me your oil Iran:No UK/US: then we will declare you terrorists

[@54356776]

@Buenos Kaka Roaches A lot of countries have the power to invade Iran, especially the U.S. but that's irrelevant anyway, what's your problem ?

[@54356776]

@a b I only speak English I'm afraid and I have no idea what you're talking about. I'm making a logical point, not trying to start an irrational argument about who's better than who or threatening anyone. I just wanted to know what the guy is talking about.

[@Cnut_the_grape]

@@hrdt6190 yeah but it's crazy how many times Persia has done that, also I'm not from the new world, I'm from India.

[@Cnut_the_grape]

@@hrdt6190 I commented a similar thing on India's video, and China's, I just find it funny. I'm not ignoring that India and Iran have had a similar history. Also sorry for calling it Persia, I'm just used to that. I'm not hating on Iran, it's a beautiful country with heartwarming people and a rich culture.

[@Voidlet]

This looks like a new map... Not used to it but its cool!

[@ProfessorPotatoPhD]

Voidlet It has a lot more topography like elevation which i think is a really cool idea

[@yassantondari7196]

The Map Is Literally A CAT.

[@Keyhan-c8c]

It's smaller than the empire's were in reality, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were always part the empire's of Iranic people intill the mid Islamic era, which the population completely turkifies and don't include Persia anymore.

[@rezapoladi8321]

I am Iranian and I am proud of the history, civilization and authenticity of my country💪

[@king_halcyon]

How did you guys not become Arabised? Sure, Arabic was no longer the official language just 200 years after the Islamic conquest. But still.

[@shadow-_-vampire2344]

@@king_halcyon we had a lot of great writers like ferdosi, he wrote a book full of legendary stories and it was all in Persian language, not a single Arabic word, we also had a lot of great fighter like hasan sabah( all assassin creed games are all based on him and his empire) yet they never gave any credit to Iran but they showed that assassins were Arabs which is completely wrong

[@HejMeeeen]

@@king_halcyon its easy..... Arabic is semitic language.... Iranic languages are Indo-european..... Many languages assimilate because they were more alike.... :) (north africa, mezopotania atc.)

[@GrandTerr]

Dude Persia/Iran happened only ~500BC, after 300BC it was different nomadic people just conquering iran into their empire. Then arabs. Iran is overrated was strong only for very short period of time.

[@benyaminmn]

What a nonesence 😂😂😂​@@GrandTerr

[@всечто-л6й]

I love Iran! My brother,s people!!! From in Tajikistan

[@всечто-л6й]

@A.K salomat boshed dusti azizu ba jonu dil barobar!!

[@всечто-л6й]

@Rep 101 shumo zaboni forsiro karib gum kardet!

[@xdgamer2765]

vse chto.

[@optimus6858]

@A.K داد خب فارسی مینوشتی :D

[@hamidrezahosseini1380]

@Rep 101 damet garm vaghean in parcham Iran nist in parcham jomhori kasif eslamie in parchame ye mosht akhond bi arzeshe

[@sodapop8613]

As an Iranian im thankful that you shared our History Keep up the good work man,earned my sub💪🏽🔥

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

Long live Iran. I am so proud to be Iranian. I love my beloved Iran/Persia a lot. If our destiny was that we would come to this world twice, I would love to be born Iranian again. Iran is the land of glorious civilizations, fragrant and beautiful flowers and gardens, brave girls, perfumes, beauty, honourable women and men, great scientists and poets, and heroes. Scientists, culture, poets, history, innovations, inventions, philosophers, and martyrs of Persia/Iran are the pride of humanity. Persia (Iran) is one of the oldest civilizations, cultures, and countries in the world. Innovations of ancient Persia (Iran) and ancient Persian culture contributed to many of the aspects of the modern world. Persians introduced a number of novel concepts in innovations and inventions. Iran is the land of adorable Persian Queens such as : Cassandane Atossa Mumtaz Mahal Stateira The Martyred Queen "Khayr Nisa Begum" Hamida Banu Begum/Maryam Makani Laodice III of Pontus Jeyran Balendukht Denag Rinnu Gordiya Perozdukht Rodag Shapurdukhtak II / Shapurdukhtak of Sakastan Shapurdukhtak I Zruanduxt Yazdan-Friy Shapur Sambice Adur-Anahid Murrod Sayyida Shirin Pantheia Artadokht Azarnahid Behruzeh Khanum, etc. The glorious, magnificent, and advanced civilizations : Persian culture and civilization Elam civilization Susa civilization Jiroft civilization Medes/Medians Achaemenid Empire Parthians Sassanids Buyid dynasty Samanids Zand dynasty The great Persian scientists and poets such as : Rhazes Khayyam Avicenna Maryam Mirzakhani Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi (al-Khwarizmi) Pardis Sabeti Nasir al-Din al-Tusi Artachaies Borzuya Fakhr al-Din al-Razi Jamshid Kashani Firouz Naderi Cumrun Vafa Mani Attar Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi (Azophi) Fakhruddin As'ad Gurgani Mina J. Bissell Manijeh Razeghi Azadeh Tabazadeh Bozorgmehr Tofy Mussivand Majid Samii Mahsati ganjavi Nader Engheta Vahid Tarokh Rouzbeh Yassini Karim Nayernia Alireza Mashaghi Nabi Sarbolouki The greatest Iranic rulers : Cyrus the Great Darius the Great Mithridates I the Great of Parthia Ardashir I the Unifier Ismail Samani Adud al-Dawla Karim Khan Zand The brave warriors, generals, and grand viziers such as : Ariobarzanes the Brave Youtab the Brave Surena Mirza Salman Jaberi Nizam al-Mulk Farrukhan the Great The land of ancient and beautiful cities such as : Ecbatana Susa Anshan Pasargadae Persepolis Ray Shiraz Tus (was an ancient city in Khorasan Province in Iran) Isfahan Nishapur etc, etc. Persian is one of the oldest living languages in the world, and Persian literature is one of the most beautiful, oldest, and richest literature in the world that has influenced the literature of European and Asian countries. Professor Patrick Hunt "If you are looking at the greatest personages in History who have affected the World, 'Cyrus the Great' is one of the few who deserves that epithet, the one who deserves to be called 'the Great'. The empire over which Cyrus ruled was the largest the Ancient World had ever seen and maybe to this day the largest empire ever. " In all sources, Cyrus the Great is described as a good king. The great historians such as Will Durant, Richard N. Frye, Arthur Upham Pope, Professor Patrick Hunt, Walther Hinz, Heidemarie Koch, Charles Freeman, etc, etc, and the Great western philosophers, such as Hegel, Nietzsche, etc, etc, all respected and praised Cyrus the Great, the Persian empire and Persia. Xenophon respected and praised Persia and Cyrus the Great. " Many historians as well as writers on human rights, have supported the interpretation of the Cyrus Cylinder as a human rights charter. " " Cyrus the Great was a remarkable leader in his benevolence and wise leadership. He ruled over the greatest empire the world had seen at the time. Yet, the most amazing thing about his life and exploits is that the Almighty God of the Bible foretold his exploits and actually named him around 200 years before he was even born. "

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

My favourite Queens from History are the adorable Persian Queens : 1. Cassandane, the "dearly loved" wife of Cyrus the Great, and the influential and powerful Persian Achaemenid queen 2. Atossa, a wife of Darius I the Great, and the influential and powerful Persian Achaemenid queen 3. Mumtaz Mahal, the beloved wife of Shah Jahan, the Mughal Emperor. Shah Jahan, one of the greatest and most famous emperors, as one of the world's most famous symbols of love, built one of the 7 Wonders of the World for his beloved Persian wife Mumtaz Mahal. She was a lovely queen, Mumtaz Mahal used her position to promote humanitarian programs for the needy. Mumtaz Mahal was a Persian noblewoman from Iran/Persia. A crater was named in her honour on asteroid 433 Eros. A crater on the planet Venus is named after her. Even during her lifetime, poets would extol her beauty, grace, and compassion. She was a politically astute woman, at her intercession, Shah Jahan forgave enemies or commuted death sentences. 4. Stateira 5. The Martyred Queen "Khayr Nisa Begum" : The most powerful queen of Iran after Islam is the Martyred Queen "Khayr al-Nisa Begum" (Mahd-i Ulya) who ruled Iran for 2 years. Khayr Nisa Begum was the most powerful queen of the Safavid Empire, and she is the only Safavid queen who ruled the Safavid Empire. She was martyred to defend Iran and Iranians. She is one of the greatest women in the history of Iran. This intelligent and beautiful woman was the savior of Iran both during her precious life and after her martyrdom. 6. Balendukht, Queen of Georgia (the queen of one of the most popular and famous kings of Georgia, Vakhtang I of Iberia). 7. Hamida Banu Begum, the mother of the third Mughal Emperor Akbar the Great. She had great influence over her son and Akbar Shah had great respect for his mother. 8. Laodice III of Pontus, she was a Persian princess from Pontus and the most powerful queen in the history of the Seleucid Empire, and Laodice III is the only Seleucid queen who ruled the Seleucid Empire. 9. Jeyran (the beloved wife of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar). She is the most influential queen of Iran during the Qajar Empire, because contrary to the tradition of the Qajars (as it was the tradition that the Qajar kings be of their tribe ancestry in both paternal and maternal.), Jeyran became the mother of the crown prince and the official wife of the Qajar king "Soltan-e Sahebgharan Naser al-Din Shah". The greatest Iranic rulers in the history of Iran : 1. Persian Achaemenid Empire, the first hyperpower in history : Cyrus the Great and Darius the Great 2. Seleucid Empire (a Macedonian and non-Iranian empire, and the most powerful and largest Macedonian empire after Alexander of Macedon) : Laodice III , she was a Persian princess from Pontus and the only Seleucid queen who ruled the Seleucid Empire. This Persian princess ruled the Seleucid Empire for 6 years. 3. Parthian Empire : Mithridates I the Great of Parthia 4. Sasanian Empire : Ardashir I the Unifier 5. Samanid Empire : Ismail Samani 6. Buyid Empire : Adud al-Dawla, he is widely regarded as the greatest king of the Buyid dynasty, and by the end of his reign he was the most powerful ruler in the Middle East. 7. The Martyred Iranian Queen Khayr Nisa Begum, the most powerful queen of the Safavid Empire, and this Iranian woman is the only Safavid queen who ruled the Safavid Empire. 8. Zand Empire : Karim Khan Zand And some famous queens who were half Iranic : 1. Tamar the Great, the most powerful and popular queen in the history of Georgia, and her mother was an Iranian Ossetian princess, named "Burdukhan of Alania". 2. Cleopatra was a mix of Macedonians and Persians. (Her paternal and maternal grandmother "Cleopatra I Syra" was also half Persian). 3. Also, Mastani was half Persian, she is one of the most famous women in the history of India, and her mother was Persian. Mastani was the daughter of the Rajput king Chhatrasal. Her father was the founder of the Panna State. Her husband Bajirao I was the 7th Peshwa of the Maratha Confederacy. 4. Cleopatra I Syra, Queen of Ptolemaic Egypt, and regent of Egypt during the minority of her son, Ptolemy VI, from her husband’s death in 180 BC until her own death in 176 BC. She ruled Egypt for about 4 years. Her mother "Laodice III " was a Persian princess from Pontus, and her father was the famous Seleucid emperor "Antiochus III the Great" who was a mix of Macedonians and Persians, Seleucids were Iranian from their mother's side, and Macedonian from their father's side.

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

My favorite Safavid ruler is Queen Khayr al-Nisa Begum (Mahd-i Ulya), the mother of Shah Abbas the Great. She was martyred to defend Iran and the Iranians. The Martyr Queen Khayr al-Nisa Begum is one of the greatest women in the history of Iran. This intelligent and beautiful woman was the savior of Iran both during her precious life and after her martyrdom. Khayr Nisa Begum was the most powerful queen of the Safavid Empire, and she is the only Safavid queen who ruled the Safavid Empire. Her son, Abbas the Great, was the greatest emperor of the Safavid empire, and also one of the greatest and most powerful emperors in history. The Martyr Queen Khayr Nisa Begum was a skilled horsewoman and archer. In some battles, she herself was the commander of the army.

[@sananbinh9260]

Until Muslims conquered your country

[@ardaeramil9483]

@@samsharghy5042 your wrong iran lived a golden age when it was conquered by muslims

[@mohammadpolex7]

@@ardaeramil9483 iran didnt had great years with islam . Islam had great days with great iran

[@superboy3633]

Great Iran. 🇮🇷 Respect from India🇮🇳.

[@Stateira_Persia_Iran]

Respect from Iran :)

[@Phoenix1989-p1i]

🇮🇷❤🇮🇳

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

Georgian kings were mixed with Iranians. King Vakhtang I of Iberia, one of the most famous and popular kings in the history of Georgia, had Iranian wife and mother. Balendukht, his wife was a Persian princess. And his mother was also an Iranian woman. The Vakhtang Gorgasal Order, created in 1992, is one of the highest military decorations in Georgia.[17] In popular memory, his image has acquired a legendary and romantic façade. Vakhtang is a subject of several folk poems and legends, extolling the king's perceived greatness, enormous physical strength, courage and devoutness to Christianity.[15] Tradition ascribes him reorganization of the Georgian Orthodox Church and the foundation of Tbilisi, Georgia's modern capital.[1] where a street and a square bear his name, and a 1967 monument by the sculptor Elguja Amashukeli tops the Metekhi cliff. [16] Vakhtang was officially included in the Georgian Orthodox calendar-and a church built in his honor in the city of Rustavi-early in the 1990s, but he had presumably been considered a saint long before that. King Vakhtang I of Iberia emerged as one of the most popular figures in Georgia's history already in the Middle Ages[3] and has been canonized by the Georgian Orthodox Church[4] as The Holy and Right-Believing King Vakhtang and is commemorated on December 13 [O.S. November 30].[4] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vakhtang_I_of_Iberia

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

And many Georgian kings had Ossetian Iranian wives and mothers, such as 1. George III of Georgia, his wife was Burdukhan of Alania, she was Tamar the Great's mother. Tamar the Great, the most famous and powerful queen in the history of Georgia, and also one of the famous queens of history, was a half Iranian woman. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_III_of_Georgia 2. George II of Georgia, his mother was Borena of Alania en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_II_of_Georgia 3. Bagrat IV of Georgia, his wife was Borena of Alania 4. George I of Georgia, his wife was Alda of Alania en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_I_of_Georgia etc, etc Most Georgian kings also had Armenian mothers and wives. Also, 2 Byzantine emperors, Nikephoros III Botaneiates and Michael VII Doukas, had half Ossetian Iranian - half Georgian wives en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_of_Alania The wives and mothers of the Byzantine emperors were Armenian Ossetian Iranian-Georgian Armenian-Iranian Serb Slavic Ukrainian Italian Bulgarian Hungarian Syrian Anatolian Khazar French and Germanic women.

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran Also David IV of Georgia have some Iranian blood

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

@@yaqubleis6311 True, the grandmother and the great grandmothers of David IV of Georgia were Iranian women. He is the most powerful king in the history of Georgia and also one of the most powerful kings in history.

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

@@yaqubleis6311 The most powerful emperor in history is Cyrus the Great.

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran Cyrus the Great >>> all of them

[@abc-salat2629]

Such a fascinating region. Amazing and gorgeous visualization of the oftentimes turbulent history of Iran!

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

Thank you :)

[@petertodorov1792]

Great Love to the Great Nation and Civilization of Iran from your Brothers in Bulgaria

[@SP.-Iran]

Love Bulgaria from Iran!

[@petertodorov1792]

@卍Ƥriꪀᥴꫀ ꪮᠻ Ƥꫀrડiค卍 Yes , Brother, Bulgarian comes from the IndoEuropean word Bherg "Sparkle" Bharga--Sanskrit "Sparkle" Barg------Avestan "Sparkle"/"Lightning" Palkamo-Tocharian "Sparkle" Ghara-----Tocharian "People" Gur---------Ossetian "People" Bulgarian--"Shining People" Balkhar/Palkhar/Barghar/Bulgar Ancient Bulgarians were Sarmatian/Tocharian

[@petertodorov9540]

@卍Ƥriꪀᥴꫀ ꪮᠻ Ƥꫀrડiค卍 Yes Brother, Sakas are great warriors LONG LIVE OUR ARYAN PEOPLES

[@begum2583]

@@petertodorov1792 😂

[@kurdistanfedaisi]

@@SP.-Iran Hey you are just "Kurd" Not "Kurd Irani"

[@uvuvwevwevweosas4459]

Persian history and culture fascinates me a lot as a Turk. It is like a source which when you get there transforms you into an another being. When in Persia, nomadic steppe lords like Turks becomes statesmen, scientist, poets and renounce their past. Maybe you can relate it to their less established cultures and them being nomads. But even Alexander the Great rejected his roots and described himself as the Persian Emperor despite the countless years of wars and huge greek culture. Persia is really something else...

[@MumtazMahal_Persia_Iran]

Thank you, we respect good Turkish people like you.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

Alexander the Great never denied her ancestry, and other Turkic emperors never denied her ancestry.stop talking nonsense, everyone is tired of these kurds people introducing themselves as Turk and doing nonsense iranic sovenism.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

Uvuvwevwevwe Osas Iran is the name of a geography and no foreign nation settled in that geography has introduced itself as Persian. There is not a single example.Don't mistake geographical definitions for origin.

[@uvuvwevwevweosas4459]

@@hannibalbarca2928 "To gain credibility with the Persians, Alexander took on many Persian customs. He began dressing like a Persian and adopted the practice of proskynesis, a Persian court custom that involved bowing down and kissing the hand of others, depending on their rank. The Macedonians were less than thrilled with the changes in Alexander and his attempt to be viewed as a deity. They refused to practice proskynesis and some plotted his death." He didn't need to do any of those especially when there was no claimants to the throne remained and subdued the Empire. Also Turks ruled the lands they conquered as Khans but in Persia they described themselves and ruled as Shahs. There is absoloutely no kurds in my family both from maternal and paternal side. Why would i bother to write lies in a youtube comment ?

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@uvuvwevwevweosas4459 a ruler gives the message that she is one of them in order to stay for a long time in the lands he rules.Napoleon's name was known to the Egyptians as Muslim.Alexander never said she was Persian, she massacred the Persians, destroyed the entire Persian kingdom, and caused a massive depopulation of the Iranian population.

[@Cassandane_Cyrus_Persia_Iran]

The Script, Alphabet, and Cuneiform were invented by the Jiroft civilization in Iran/Persia. Archeologists believe the discovered inscription in Jiroft, Iran, is the most ancient script found so far and that the Elamite written language originated in Jiroft, where the writing system developed first and was then spread across the country. The Jiroft civilization in Iran/Persia is the oldest civilization in the world.

[@cassandane_cyrus__persia]

The inventions and discoveries of Persia/Iran : 1. Gardens 2. Sulfuric acid by Rhazes 3. Alcohol by Rhazes 4. The first practical windmills 5. An ancient type of evaporative cooler and refrigerator 6. Rosewater 7. The art of tile-work 8. Human rights 9. Qanat 10. Polo 11. Algebra by Khwarizmi 12. Philosophy 13. Mathematics 14. Astronomy 15. Computation of 2π by Jamshid Kashani, the Persian astronomer and mathematician 16. The mechanical planetary computer by Jamshid Kashani 17. Ice Cream 18. The first time that cake was used in a birthday party was by Darius the Great 19. Post system 20. Fork, spoons and many different invents. 21. Agriculture and Water Irrigation 22. Architecture 23. Backgammon 24. Banks 25. Battery 26. Bricks 27. Cutlery 28. Early Environmentalists 29. eBay 30. Guitar 31. Gloves 32. Grape Vine and Wine 33. Modern Medicine 34. Orchestra 35. Pants and Long Coats 36. Perfumes 37. Postal System 38. Pottery and Ceramics 39. Refrigerator 40. Roads 41. Rose 42. Spinach 43. Textile Industry 44. Wheel 45. Necktie/tie I am so proud to be Persian. I love my beloved Iran/Persia a lot. If our destiny was that we would come to this world twice, I would love to be born Persian ( Iranian ) again. History, culture, scientists, poets, philosophers and martyrs of Persia/Iran are the pride of humanity. Iran/Persia is one of the oldest countries and civilizations in the world. Persia is the land of flowers, gardens, perfumes, beauty, great scientists, philosophers, poets, emperors, brave girls, women, men and heroes.

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

@@kedi2161 Copying "Yaqub Leis", an Iranian lion man, shows your weakness and jealousy. And it shows that you are so pathetic.

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane copy past this for Turkic kids they will have nightmare To all Turkic kids how about we compare history base of this list en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_empires 15 vs 15 there is more than 15 Empires of Iranic origin in the list but let’s do 15 vs 15 I don’t even know if there 15 Empires of Turkic origin in the list 🤣🤣🤣 The Median Empire , Achaemenid Empire, Parthian Empire , Sassanid Empire, Safavid Empire , Ghurid Empire , Kushan Empire , Samanid Empire and Saladin Empire that already more than 1550 years of super power 🤣🤣🤣 that already as long as the entire Turkic history 9 Empires of Iranic origin were super power as long as the entire Turkic history just think about this for second 🤣🤣🤣 HAHAHAHA and also Armenian Empire of Tigranes the Great , Pontic Empire of Mithridates the Great also know as the poison king who was descendants of the greatest ruler and military commander Cyrus The Great , Zand Empire, Buyid Dynasty , Durrani Empire and Saffarid Dynasty the Saffarid Empire could have also been a super power if Ya’qub was going to live longer that 15 of the best Empires of Iranic origin base of that list also in that list of Wikipedia list of Empires Iranic Empires like Lodi Empire could have been top 15 also in the list is missing many great Iranic Empires like Sur Empire of Sher Shah Suri the tiger killer

[@persian_tribe]

our country name is persia not iran

[@S.C.P.I]

Iranians have the greatest empires in history. Long live Iran.

[@isratjahan1538]

🙄

[@yaqubleis6311]

List of the best Iranian Empire in history of Iran the Median Empire, Achaemenid Empire, Parthian Empire, Sassanid Empire, Samanid Empire, Safavid Empire, Ghurid Empire and others

[@yaqubleis6311]

Long live Iran long live Iranic peoples

[@hannibalbarca2928]

If you try to buy Turk, Arab, Mongolian and Greek states, you may think so, but wake up, Turk, Arab, Mongolian and Greek states belong to these nations, not yours.

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@hannibalbarca2928 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 kid Turkic peoples history = under the rule of Iranic peoples , Mongolic peoples , Arabs, China , Russia , Indic peoples , Tungusic peoples like Qing Empire and others you have no history kids 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Türgesh Khaganate is one of the best Turkic Empire in history HAHAHAHAHAHA the Achaemenid Empire, Parthian Empire, Sassanid Empire, Kushan Empire, all 3 dynasties in history of Kingdom of Armenia or some call Armenian Empire were all Iranian origin the Orontid (321 BC-200 BC),Artaxiad (189 BC-12 AD) and Arsacid (52-428) they ruled Empire form 190 B.C to 428 A.D , Buyid Empire , Saffarid Empire, Samanid Empire , Ayyubid Empire , Ghurid Empire , Indo-Scythian Empire , Indo-Parthian Empire , Pontic Empire and Safavid Empire were all Iranians or Iranic peoples they ruled a Empire for more than 3000 years more than entire Turkic history only 15 Empires of Iranic origin ruled more Empires than the entire Turkic history

[@boda3732]

Much respect for such a beautiful country with such a rich history and culture. Iranians are brave people. Much love ❤️

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

Thank you so much :)

[@queencassandaneofpersiaira8806]

In the words of the American Professor Arthur U. Pope, who carried out extensive studies in ancient Persian and Islamic buildings: " The meaningful Impact of Persian architecture is versatile. Not overwhelming but dignified, magnificent and impressive. Archaeological excavations have provided extensive evidence supporting the impact of Sassanid architecture on the architecture of the Islamic world at large. Many experts believe the period of Persian architecture from the 15th through 17th centuries CE to be the pinnacle of the post-Islamic era. "

[@abdonandsennen7108]

Islamic Golden Age actually was the golden age of Persia not the work of Arabs. An Arab-Islamic historian, Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406), emphasized the crucial role of the Persians in promoting learning, sciences, arts, architecture, and medicine in Islamic civilization. Ibn Khaldun ( The Muqaddimah ): “…It is a remarkable fact that, with few exceptions, most Muslim scholars…in the intellectual sciences have been Persians…thus the founders of grammar were Sibawaih and after him, al-Farisi and Az-Zajjaj. All of them were of Persian descent…they invented rules of (Arabic) grammar…great jurists were Persians… only the Persians engaged in the task of preserving knowledge and writing systematic scholarly works. Thus the truth of the statement of the prophet becomes apparent, ‘If learning were suspended in the highest parts of heaven the Persians would attain it”…The intellectual sciences were also the preserve of the Persians, left alone by the Arabs, who did not cultivate them…as was the case with all crafts…This situation continued in the cities as long as the Persians... retained their sedentary culture.”

[@iihamed711]

@@abdonandsennen7108 you're ignoring islamic spain

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

The Bible calls Cyrus the Great of Persia/Iran " the chosen man of God " as being chosen and favored for God's grand purposes, and "Messiah". " Cyrus the Great was a remarkable leader in his benevolence and wise leadership. He ruled over the greatest empire the world had seen at the time. Yet, the most amazing thing about his life and exploits is that the Almighty God of the Bible foretold his exploits and actually named him around 200 years before he was even born. "

[@arashderakhshani9236]

Long live Iran/Persia.

[@magnuslh84]

Yes, it's a special work of God. By being God's annointed one, Cyrus, in one sense, is pointing forward to the coming of the Messiah, Jesus Christ, the incarnate God!

[@azidahaka8543]

He is also Dulqar nain in the Holy Qur'an meaning king of 2 horns who won 4 corners of world and shield the world from gog and megog by building a wall and he also freed Jews from babylon.

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

@@azidahaka8543 True. Cyrus the Great of Persia/Iran is Dhu al-Qarnayn ذوالقرنین in the Quran.

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

The Persian Achaemenid Empire is the most influential and powerful empire in history, all empires after the Persian Empire were influenced by the great, mighty, and rich Achaemenid Empire. Cyrus the Great and Darius the Great are the most powerful emperors in history. Cyrus the Great is the pride of humanity. I love you, my beautiful and ancient country Iran (Persia), you have always risen victorious and proudly from your ashes, your martyrs, scientists, history, culture and civilization are the pride of humanity. You gave the most honorable and greatest women and men to the people of the world who are the pride of humanity. One of the most beautiful things after love and kindness is love for the homeland. Homeland is our beloved mother, love for the homeland means love for the family. The fragrance of the flowers of my homeland is the fragrance of the Iranians who sacrificed their beautiful and precious lives for our holy, ancient, and glorious Iran. Long live Iran!

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

Rhazes of Persia (Iran) was the greatest Persian polymath, physician, alchemist, philosopher, and important figure in the history of medicine. Rhazes is widely considered one of the most important figures in the history of medicine.[2] He was born in Ray (in Tehran province), Iran. Rhazes is considered the father of psychology and psychotherapy, the father of pediatrics, a pioneer in ophthalmology, making leading contributions in inorganic and organic chemistry, also the author of several philosophical works, and also first to categorize the Hospital dept. Rhazes also discovered numerous compounds and chemicals including alcohol and sulfuric acid. Sulfuric acid today is used to make many substances from fertilizers to detergents and has impacted everything from agriculture to our domestic lives. A nation’s industrial strength can also be gauged by the amount of sulfuric acid that it produces. A comprehensive thinker, Rhazes made fundamental and enduring contributions to various fields, which he recorded in over 200 manuscripts, and is particularly remembered for numerous advances in medicine through his observations and discoveries.[4] He also wrote on logic, astronomy and grammar.[7] As a teacher of medicine, Rhazes attracted students of all backgrounds and interests and was said to be compassionate and devoted to the service of his patients, whether rich or poor.[11] Through translation, his medical works and ideas became known among medieval European practitioners and profoundly influenced medical education in the Latin West.[9] Some volumes of his work Al-Mansuri, namely "On Surgery" and "A General Book on Therapy", became part of the medical curriculum in Western universities.[5] Some volumes of his work Al-Mansuri, namely "On Surgery" and "A General Book on Therapy", became part of the medical curriculum in Western universities.[9] Additionally, he has been described as the father of pediatrics,[14][15] and a pioneer of obstetrics and ophthalmology.[16] For example, he was the first to recognize the reaction of the eye's pupil to light.[15] He was the first to clinically distinguish between smallpox and measles, and suggest sound treatment for the former.[8] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Bakr_al-Razi

[@broccolin]

Persian Johnny Sins

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

@@broccolin Wrong video. And don't write the name of that 𝕕𝕚𝕤𝕘𝕦𝕤𝕥𝕚𝕟𝕘 man under my comment, which is about one of the greatest men in history.

[@broccolin]

@@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran It's not your comment though.

[@irreligiousman3395]

@@broccolin It is her comment. She has 10-15 accounts. She is a troll, who likes her own comments.

[@Biblical.Magi__Persia_Iran]

@@irreligiousman3395 This video is about my beloved and glorious motherland Iran. Trolls are those who write nonsense comments about Iranians, not someone like me who loves my beautiful, magnificent, lovely, ancient and beautiful country Iran. Also, if you had some information you would know that youtube doesn't recognize those who use VPN, and doesn't accept most of their likes and remove them, and if they have more than 1 account, it is possible to only accept some (1-5% of their 100%) likes from one of their accounts, not all of their accounts.

[@iminsideyourwalls9432]

Love and respect Iran from Romania. We both fought to protect our nations against Turkic/Ottoman invasions! Iran zindabad 🇷🇴🤝🇮🇷

[@K.P_85.19]

Love from Iran :)

[@omgbruhohhellnahmanwtfman9558]

bow down to the turks

[@omgbruhohhellnahmanwtfman9558]

@@aliazarmehralparslan6067i thought he is indian

[@aliazarmehralparslan6067]

@@omgbruhohhellnahmanwtfman9558 idiot here doesn't know Khamenei and Khomeini are/were two different people. Khomeini was an Indian, Khamenei was from the city of Khamana in east Azerbaijan province of Iran. Don't say BS if you are not educated about the matter.

[@omgbruhohhellnahmanwtfman9558]

@@aliazarmehralparslan6067 wow relax chill 😂 , why so aggresive?

[@Pawlakov1]

I like the use of endonyms

[@Queen.Stateira_Persia_Iran]

Scheherazade in One Thousand and One Nights is a Persian girl. She is a very intelligent and beautiful girl. Scheherazade is a Persian queen who is the storyteller in One Thousand and One Nights. Scheherazade/Shahrazad is a Persian name for girls. The story, which was written many hundreds of years ago, tells of a Arabian Sultan who married a young girl every night. At the end of every night he would send his new wife to have her head cho/pped off. He had already killed 3000 women in this way. Until a young woman named Scheherazade came into his life. She was the most beautiful of all. Scheherazade began by telling him the story of Ali Baba a man who found a magic cave, where thieves kept their treasures at the touch of a few words, which opened and closed the entrance to the cave. The Sultan was plunged into a whirlwind of adventures, which Scheherazade cut at dawn in half. Leaving the story half-told, the sultan, bewitched by history, debated whether to kill Scheherazade or let her live one more night. -Tell me the end now-he used to order his wife-now, in the dawn. But Scheherazade was standing firm. -Tomorrow night, my lord The Sultan felt great regret in his heart, and every day grew more like the tide. Scheherazade's story sounded sweeter on her lips than on any other storytellers, because when The Sultan lost himself in the events looking at her he could not take his eyes off the girl, she was so beautiful. The Sultan began to satisfy his desire for her after the tale, and the marriage was consummated in the eyes of God almost every night. His lust was justified because the sound of her voice, Scheherazade with her delay in the stories began to make him feel an unknown hunger inside his skin for her. Scheherazade did not even look like his people, but a woman brought from distant lands, a Persian captive. Scheherazade kept this up for 1001 nights. She told him 1001 stories. In the end the king had fallen in love with Scheherazade and they had three children. Centuries still remember those tales, and among the ruins of the Sultan's palace they are still remembered as lost echoes, tales in the clear voice of other storytellers, but none with the beauty that Scheherazade told them.

[@Queen.Stateira_Persia_Iran]

Persian queen Scheherazade : The American/British TV series One Thousand and One Nights 2000 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoPTaHaDncqNgaM

[@abdonandsennen7108]

One Thousand and One Nights is of ancient Persian and Indian origin. The main part of these stories is formed by an old Persian book called Hezar-afsana or the "Thousand Myths" (Persian: هزارافسانه). kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHqVc2p4jruUb6c Sources dating to the 10th century AD which mention this collection allude to the existence of a Persian book called Hezar Afsaneh (The Book of a Thousand Tales), the story of a king, his vizier, and the vizier's daughters Shahrazad and Dinazad. The names of Shahriyar (holder of a kingdom; prince or king), Shahrazad (of noble lineage) and Dinazad (exalting the goddess Den) are Iranian, and the name of Shahriyar's brother Shahzaman consists of the Persian shah (king). The frame story of One Thousand and One Nights is of both Persian and Indian origin. The tales vary widely; they include historical tales, love stories, tragedies, comedies, poems, burlesques and Muslim religious legends. Some of the famous stories Shahrazad spins in many western translations are Aladdin's Lamp, Sindbad the Sailor, and the tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves; however Aladdin and Ali Baba were in fact inserted only in the 18th century by Antoine Galland, who had heard them in oral form from a Maronite story-teller from Aleppo. Among the tales in the collection which are believed to be of Persian origin are love stories and fairy tales, which often include div (demon) and pari (fairy), as well as magical animals and birds. Other stories, such as The Ebony Horse, beginning with a description which fits perfectly into the Persian tradition. The Ebony Horse, also known as The Magic Horse, is about a magical horse presented as a gift to the king of Persia. The king's young heir sits on the ebony horse to test the magic and flies into the sky. Numerous stories depict djinns, magicians, and legendary places, which are often intermingled with real people and geography; the historical caliph Harun al-Rashid is a common protagonist. Sometimes a character in Shahrazad's's tale will begin telling other characters a story of his own, and that story may have another one told within it, and so on, adding to the fantastic texture.

[@abdonandsennen7108]

simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheherazade

[@abdonandsennen7108]

Scheherazade is very famous and popular in the world en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_works_influenced_by_One_Thousand_and_One_Nights

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

Sir Richard Burton : Scheherazade had perused the books, annals, and legends of preceding Kings, and the stories, examples, and instances of bygone men and things; indeed it was said that she had collected a thousand books of histories relating to antique races and departed rulers. She had perused the works of the poets and knew them by heart; she had studied philosophy and the sciences, arts, and accomplishments; and she was pleasant and polite, wise and witty, well read and well bred.

[@Praxeria]

Slight error: The Proto-Elamites had established a nation around 3200 BC. Other than that, good video!

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

Iran (Persia) is the land of great Scientists, Emperors, adorable Queens, philosophers, poets, ancient cities, ancient civilizations such as : 1. Elam civilization 2. Cyrus the Great 3. Rhazes 4. Cassandane 5. The Persian Achaemenid Empire 6. Jiroft civilization 7. Susa civilization 8. Persian culture and civilization 9. Khayyam 10. Atossa 11. Ariobarzanes the Brave 12. Youtab the Brave 13. Darius the Great 14. Parthian Empire 15. Mumtaz Mahal 16. Stateira 17. Susa 18. Persepolis 19. Surena 20. Shapur II the Great 21. Bubares 22. Mani 23. Jamshid al-Kashi 24. Borzuya 25. Maryam Mirzakhani 26. Fakhr al-Din al-Razi 27. Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi 28. Avicenna 29. Khwarizmi 30. Nasir al-Din al-Tusi 31. Yaqub Leis 32. Sassanids 33. Ferdowsi 34. Pasargadae 35. Artystone 36. Ecbatana 37. Fakhruddin As'ad Gurgani 38. Sayyida Shirin 39. Khayr al-Nisa Begum 40. Pantheia 41. Artadokht 42. Azarnahid 43. Artachaies 44. Bozorgmehr 45. Suhrawardi 46. Pardis Sabeti 47. Manijeh Razeghi 48. Mina J. Bissell 49. Azadeh Tabazadeh 50. Sara Zahedi 51. Firouz Naderi 52. Cumrun Vafa 53. Majid Samii 54. Hamida Banu Begum, also known by the title Maryam Makani 55. Behruza 56. Balendukht 57. Ardashir the Unifier 58. Shahrbanu 59. Farrukhan the Great 60. Azadokht

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

61. Laodice III of Pontus 62. Nizam al-Mulk 63. Shapur I the Great 64. Karim Khan Zand 65. Fannā (Panāh) Khusraw 66. Mulla Sadra 67. Jalal al-Din al-Dawani 68. Qutb al-Din al-Shirazi 69. Ghazali 70. Reza Shah 71. Rouzbeh Yassini 72. Mithridates I the Great 73. Mahmoud Hessabi 74. Rudaki 75. Dara Khosrowshahi 76. Hassan Khosrowshahi 77. Arash Ferdowsi 78. Tofy Mussivand 79. Omid Kordestani 80. Bijan Pakzad 81. Pierre Omidyar 82. Jasmin Moghbeli 83. Ali Khademhosseini 84. Ali Hajimiri 85. Behnaz Sarafpour 86. Bobak Ferdowsi 87. Hamid Akhavan 88. Shahrzad Rafati 89. Karim Nayernia 90. Alireza Mashaghi 91. Nabi Sarbolouki 92. Kavad I 93. Mithridates II of Parthia the Great 94. Anousheh Ansari 95. Ismail Samani 96. Mithridates VI Eupator 97. Apama I 98. Drypetis 99. Parysatis 100. Mona Jarrahi etc, etc.

[@S.C.P.I]

@Mr. Qafqaz LOOL Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was Persian, not Turk.

[@S.C.P.I]

@Mr. Qafqaz Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was Persian : Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tūsī (Persian: محمد ابن محمد ابن حسن طوسی‎ 18 February 1201 - 26 June 1274), better known as Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (Persian: نصیر الدین طوسی‎; or simply Tusi /ˈtuːsi/[4] in the West), was a Persian polymath, architect, philosopher, physician, scientist, and theologian.[5] Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was a well published author, writing on subjects of math, engineering, prose, and mysticism. Additionally, al-Tusi made several scientific advancements. In astronomy, al-Tusi created very accurate tables of planetary motion, an updated planetary model, and critiques of Ptolemaic astronomy. He also made strides in logic, mathematics but especially trigonometry, biology, and chemistry. Nasir al-Din al-Tusi left behind a great legacy as well. Some consider Tusi one of the greatest scientists of medieval Islam,[6] since he is often considered the creator of trigonometry as a mathematical discipline in its own right.[7][8][9] The Muslim scholar Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406) considered Tusi to be the greatest of the later Persian scholars.[10] There is also reason to believe that he may have influenced Copernican heliocentrism.[11][12][13][14][15][16]

[@xsaca4478]

@Mr. Qafqaz Britannica, Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī : Persian scholar. Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī, in full Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad ibn al-Ḥasan al-Ṭūsī, (born Feb. 18, 1201, Ṭūs, Khorāsān [now Iran]-died June 26, 1274, Baghdad, Iraq), outstanding Persian philosopher, scientist, and mathematician.

[@servantofsusa7838]

How dare you call our great empire a civilization

[@SaeedAcronia]

Persia is the real life phoenix. Dies and rises out of ashes again and again.

[@rixille]

Seems like many nations qualify for that. Georgia, Poland and Bulgaria come to mind as well.

[@SaeedAcronia]

@@rixille No. Firstly, these countries are very new as compared to Persia. To a Persian, these countries are just extensions of Roman Empire or the Russian which wasn't even an empire. Secondly, no nation in the world has been invaded as many times as Persia has. Just look at their history; it's literary like game of thrones but even nastier. You have Assyrians, Greeks, Mungols, Romans, Arabs, Russians, British, Ottomans, and many more tribes and nations attacking them but they kept surviving.

[@zhennyjacksmith7227]

IRAN FOREVER !!!!!❤️🇮🇷❤️🇮🇷❤️

[@amirsh9699]

@@SaeedAcronia i hope we survive this time too

[@aii_penguin9096]

@@SaeedAcronia what about China

[@Miko-wo6bs]

Iran is a great country that will always exist

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

The west only hates it because we are allies with literally two of the worst countries ever, Saudi Arabia and Israel.

[@wajahatali4009]

@@TheHolyMongolEmpire yep. Youre right.

[@RichARock]

@@TheHolyMongolEmpire the West like those 2 countries it's your government we dislike hence why one was killed

[@kooshashahvar1320]

Only Nogays yah as Iranian i can say thats tru our government is shit

[@edrickhuge4637]

@Only Nogays what are talking about. I have yet to hear of shias blowing themself up. Iran was doing fine until the CIA coupled the shah out of power and gave us waponize Islam. Let's not act Ike that ain't the case.

[@skywalker5884]

Love and respect iran from your qomşu! 🇹🇷🇮🇷

[@sodapop8613]

Hıyar ve bazlama like brothers from different mothers 🇮🇷❤️🇹🇷💪🏽

[@unitedazerbaijan-butovazrb2527]

Yaşa Azərbaycan , sikdir iran

[@mojcyrus1495]

@@unitedazerbaijan-butovazrb2527 fuck Azergayjan🙄

[@alphaorionis1802]

@@unitedazerbaijan-butovazrb2527 ASSerGayjan jan jan Is IRAAAAAN! 🇦🇿🖕

[@mehrdad5767]

@@unitedazerbaijan-butovazrb2527 fuck

[@eyuin5716]

Amazing way to start off the new decade. You just keep innovating your mapping style. lol

[@HeatSGamingXD]

I knew Iran was some sort of an ancient superpower in ancient times, but never thought it was so big and strong before the rise of Islam

[@siavashtabrizjustiran4ever579]

I love great iran, IRAN is a beautiful country with a great history❤

[@armanshokri3533]

Thank you

[@mohammadh3415]

We love u bro

[@smt1632]

You are iranian too dont forget that

[@siavashtabrizjustiran4ever579]

@@smt1632 Yes, of course bro❤

[@AXDREAM.]

♥️♥️💖

[@isuckatnames6078]

*sees the 1200s approaching* "Yes..." *massive chunk disappears in the east* "Wait for it..." *Current nation is replaced by a khanate* "Genghis you absolute madlad! You did again!"

[@امیر-غ2ن6ث]

We have 20,000 history of Jiroft civilization and 7000 years of history with centuries of Kingdoms when you built British Empire of ancient Greece and ... With your slave you built your palace We with the people built the great monument of Persepolis Cyrus at the time was the aggression and annihilation of most rulers when he took possession of the land and treated the people of the land in a way that the Arabs and you did not value as women and used them for lust. We had a female Iranian king

[@gns3077]

@@امیر-غ2ن6ث now all Iran are Muslim extremist..... Dreaming to win against USA Russia China

[@امیر-غ2ن6ث]

@@gns3077 Russia is in its place, but where does America win? In the war with Vietnam, though there was nothing Vietnam. He was killed by many from America The Taliban win in Afghanistan In the war in Iraq, the Taliban defeated the United States. Popular forces win in Syria.You defeat 33-day-old Lebanese boy (Israel) in war with Yemen Our ally Iran Iran shattered all American alliance (Arabs) The US demonstrated its cowardice by killing its commander Suleimani. And by firing missiles on the Corps, it exerted its power on the United States and humiliated America in the world, not even being able to seal a missile. Then the Iranian era remembers the American past and the British era when the pirate ships captured England and installed the Iranian flag.

[@loganjewell7727]

امیر I wouldn’t call having your entire country destabilized from a country thousands of miles of way a victory

[@loganjewell7727]

Bekir Kara I think I’m getting what your saying, but at the same time I’m a bit confused

[@Hayk_Arrakelian]

Love Iran from Armeniaa 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@user-jw2hq5yj4d]

@Azerbaijan mapper iranian people are better

[@Nomadicenjoyer31]

The new cities were predominantly Muslim , and Iran became one of the most influential regions of Muslim intellectual activity . From around 1000 on the independent Iranian dynasties rapidly gave way to new dynasties of Turkic origin . Embree, A.T. (1988) Encyclopedia of Asian history. New York: C. Scribner's Sons. P.156

[@hoseinyamini6739]

Hi, I'm living in Iran, these information all were correct. Thank you for making it and keep going.

[@sk-Muhammadi]

Umer

[@nightsky6173]

THE DIFFERENCE = dead

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

Hope you are doing good there will this stupid virus bs.

[@IamJustAli]

I am having difficulty in locating the timeline of Cyrus in the video. Since you said the information was correct. Could you please tell me?

[@mangoknight5035]

@@IamJustAli you are lost because we dont call cyrus cyrus and also he did not say cyrus in the video we call cyrus the great koroush and kings after him were darioush 1 2 ... and he typed kurs or something like that

[@micahistory]

This is exactly why Ollie is my favourite youtuber

[@Persepolis_Persia_Iran]

Europeans and Americans have a culture mixed with Persian culture. The culture of Christianity, Christmas and Santa Clauses, which is the culture of Europe and America and almost half of the people of the world, is an Iranian culture. Biblical Magi also referred to as The (Three) Wise Men were from Persia (Iran). Christmas and Santa Clauses are of Persian origin. Even caring for dogs and cats is an ancient Persian custom. The ancient Persians loved animals such as dogs and cats and kept them in their homes. I love this beautiful custom of the ancient Persians, because I love animals and their lives are as valuable as humans.

[@Persepolis_Persia_Iran]

Santa Clauses are the Biblical Magi also referred to as The (Three) Wise Men, who were from Persia (Iran).

[@iSyriux]

Birthday parties as well

[@Persepolis_Persia_Iran]

@@iSyriux True :)

[@Oldaccount46282]

Wait...you mean modern woke culture is Iranian????😳😳😳🧐🧐🧐

[@Persepolis_Persia_Iran]

@@Oldaccount46282 The culture of Europeans and Americans is Christian culture, and it is of Iranian origin.

[@Ahmed-zj6ld]

“the most important thing to emphasize is the resilience and intellectual power of the small class of Persian scholar-bureaucrats. Nostalgic for their heroic Sassanid ancestors, escaping from official duplicity and courtiership into either dreams of love and gardens, religious mysticism, the design of splendid palaces and mosques, or the complexities of mathematics, astronomy, and medicine, they bounced back from crisis after crisis, accommodated to their conquerors, made themselves indispensable again, and eventually reasserted something like control over them. In the process, they ensured (whether based in Baghdad, Balkh, Tabriz, or Herat) the survival of their language, their culture, and an unrivaled intellectual heritage. It is one of the most remarkable phenomena in world history. Behind the history described in this chapter, the Arab conquest and the succession of empires-Abbasid, Ghaznavid, Seljuk, Mongol, Timurid-lies the story of what ultimately proved to be a more important empire: the Iranian Empire of the Mind.” A History of Iran: Empire of Mind Michael Axworthy p.120

[@Khayyam_Persia_Iran]

What a beautiful comment! Thank you :)

[@persiantiger8982]

Thank you great sir for this beautiful video. Good regards from Isfahan (Iran) 🇮🇷

[@hadi7943]

Salam from Qatif

[@mehrdad5767]

Fuck soleymani

[@hadi7943]

@@mehrdad5767 why? Did he do something wrong.

[@sajjadrahimmi5925]

@@mehrdad5767 Fack your self stupid bitch

[@iosirn5392]

@@mehrdad5767 فقط بگو کجا زندگی میکنی تا جوابتو بدم حرومزاده

[@blackphoenix3220]

Long live Ērānshahr!

[@pidgurus]

Long live Esfahan!

[@dariomoreno9267]

Love iran from your neighbour 😊 🦁🇮🇷🇹🇷🐺

[@dariomoreno9267]

@@DionysiosPhryx wauf wauf? I cant speak greek sorry

[@seljukmapper2319]

Διονύσιος Ηλίας lol u ancient fuck stfu and go hang out with ur egyptian brothers or something

[@m.b.e.2334]

@@seljukmapper2319 they should really talk with egyptians since greeks originally come from libya lol

[@turcanadian]

@@DionysiosPhryx oh, another keyboard warrior

[@C0nsuliuS]

@@DionysiosPhryx Reported keyboard warrior

[@MumtazMahal_Persia_Iran]

Istanbul is a joke compared to ancient Persian cities. Many of the greatest men in European history fell in love with Isfahan, and other ancient Persian cities. 1. Andre Malraux, the famous French author and adventurer has said : " Who can claim to have seen the most beautiful city of the world without having seen Isfahan?” This pearl of Persia with its well-proportioned mosques and turquoise blue dome and minarets rivaling the color of the sky surely offers endless delights to any traveler. " 2. Jean Chardin, a 17th-century French traveler, wrote that Isfahan : " The greatest and the most beautiful town in the whole of Orient and was expressly made for the delights of love. " 3. In the 1930s, the British travel writer Robert Byron rated it “among those rarer places which are the common refreshment of humanity.” Here is a city that rivals the marvelous churches and domes of Florence and overwhelms you with its transcendental beauty. " 4. Because of its unmatched beauty and historic ambiance, Isfahan is called “Half the World” as dubbed for the first time by French poet Renier who visited this city in the 16th century. Esfahan, Isfahan or ancient Espadana is and has been the center of the province of Isfahan since 900 years ago.23 There’s a centuries-old saying that Isfahan is “half the world,” meaning it contains fully half of the earth’s wonders.

[@MumtazMahal_Persia_Iran]

Isfahan is indeed the Florence of Orient, Persia's masterpiece, the Intrigue of Iran and the half rhymed famous adage “Isfahan Nesf-e Jahan” (Isfahan is half the world) veritably describe the splendor of a city shining along its life-giving river at the heart of Iran. All Persian architects were well versed in mathematics, algebra and geometry and one can sense the proportions everywhere. The room beneath the grand Nezam al-Molk Dome and the Seljuk-era hypostyle prayer halls either side just breathe history, while at the other end of the complex the Taj al-Molk Dome is widely considered to be the finest brick dome ever built. There is a Kufic inscription on the bricks of the dome that shows it dates back to 1088 A.D. While relatively small, it is said to be mathematically perfect, matching golden ratio (1.61) , and has survived dozens of earthquakes without a blemish for more than 900 years. Professor Arthur Upham Pope who has made a lot of researches on Iran says about Taj-al-Molk ,'This magnificent, silent, serious and mysterious monument is one of the most beautiful architectural works in the world.' To reach it you walk through a forest of imposing pillars. You could see astonishing brickworks as you walk, bricks packed like rows of books in a bookshelf. These domes are among the oldest parts of the mosque.

[@hkar4385]

If Iran had no sanctions and not had a bad reputation in media and also a better government, Isfahan would have competed with Istanbul in number of tourists

[@MumtazMahal_Persia_Iran]

@@hkar4385 So true!

[@eminusromanus2704]

You must be joke right? your claim is only partially true when constantinople was not capital of roman's yet , but when it became capital of roman empire, Constantinople was the best city in the whole world not just in europe

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

@@eminusromanus2704 The Byzantine empire was a fanatical orthodox state, nothing more, and this joke empire didn't give anything special to the people of the world. Even during the Byzantine empire, Constantinople was a big joke compared to the ancient Persian cities.

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

The 5 Most Powerful Empires in History : 1. The Persian Empire 2. The Roman Empire 3. The Caliphate 4. The Mongol empire 5. The British Empire

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

The Achaemenid Persian Empire was founded by Cyrus the Great around 550 B.C, who went by the title of King of Kings (Shahanshah). Although the Persian Empire came to an inglorious end at the hands of Alexander the Great in 330 B.C, it had a lasting legacy on the subsequent development of world civilizations and future empires. Indeed, the Persian Empire was a pivotal empire because it was the first true empire that set the standard of what it meant to be an empire for future ones.

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

The Persian Empire existed at a unique time in history, when most of the oikumene, or civilized, settled, populated world was concentrated in or near the Middle East. As a result, the Persian Empire, which dominated most of the Middle East, ruled over a greater percentage of the world’s population than any other empire in history. Indeed, in 480 B.C, the empire had a population of approximately 49.4 million people, which was 44 percent of the global population at that time. The Persian Empire was the first empire to connect multiple world regions, including the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, India, Europe, and the Mediterranean world. It jumpstarted the concept of empires in places like Greece and India.

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

Various Persian campaigns succeeded at subjugating most of the world’s advanced civilizations at the time including the Babylonians, Lydians, Egyptians, and the northwestern Hindu region of Gandhara, in today’s Pakistan. It should not be forgotten that, notwithstanding exaggeration and misinterpretation, the Persians believed that they achieved their goals in Greece and that more Greeks lived in the empire than not. The Persian Empire ushered in a period of harmony and peace in the Middle East for two hundred years, a feat that has seldom been replicated.

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

The Persian Empire’s legacy to the world in terms of imperial ideas include the use of a network of roads, a postal system, a single language for administration (Imperial Aramaic), autonomy for various ethnicities, and a bureaucracy. The Persian religion, Zoroastrianism, influenced the development of key concepts like free will and heaven and hell in Abrahamic religions through Judaism.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@Stateira-Persia-Iran If you had read the answers they all have answers. 1-)this list is only published in an ordinary magazine, not even a world encyclopedia resource. 2-)This list ranks empires from oldest to newest, not in order of power. 3-)Even the macedonian empire was worth 3 archamanids.Because he lived 3 times longer :)

[@Cassandane_Cyrus_Persia_Iran]

Persians/Iranians from Iran/Persia are among the most educated people in the world and they are characterized as highly educated people. Iranians are very hospitable people and are famous for it. And Iranians/Persians are some of the most successful minorities in the USA and Europe and Canada. Iran/Persia has made considerable advances in science and technology through education and training. Iran has made great strides in different sectors, including aerospace, medical development, as well as stem cell and cloning research. Throughout history, Iran was always a cradle of science, contributing to medicine, mathematics, astronomy and philosophy. @t

[@mankan9930]

اشغلتينا كل التعليقات لك يابثره

[@moisuomi]

The mullahs aren’t

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

Until 200 years ago, Baku was a Tat (Persian) city : " When the city of Baku was occupied in the beginning of the 19th century during the Russo-Persian War (1804-1813), the whole population of the city (about 8,000 people) were Tats.[16] " Yunusov A. S. Azərbaycanda Islam (in Azeri Turkic); This is an official result of the first census of the population of Baku, gained by tsarist authorities." The Turks called the Persians of Azerbaijan and the Caucasus "Tat". Tats are Persians, their language is a dialect of Persian. Baku was a Tat (Persian) city. Since the 11th century Oghuz tribes, led by Seljuq dynasts started to penetrate into the region. The gradual formation of the Azeri people started. Apparently, in this period the Turkic exonym Tat or Tati, which designated settled farmers, was assigned to the South Caucasian dialect of the Persian language.[14]

[@Praxeria]

Is the relationship between Persian and Tati similar to the relationship between Persian and Luri?

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

@@Praxeria Yes, the Tats are Persians, and the Turks called the Persians of the Caucasus and Azerbaijan "Tats". Both Luri and Tati languages are dialects of the Persian language.

[@Praxeria]

@@Persian_poetess_Mahsati Hmm, very interesting. Aren't Tat/Shrivani Persian spoken in Azerbaijan and Russia and Tati spoken in Iran different languages? Regardless, Tati is a Western Iranian language in the Caspian subgroup, while Tat/Shirvan Persian is an offshoot of Persian.

[@shutruk-nahunte3309]

@@Praxeria he is lying as a lur i will tell you the truth Luri is a language wich is not descended to modern persian but to middle persian wich is extinct modern persian is mixture of arabic and turkick There are some aincent words in our language luri language and shushtari dialect wich is spoken by native people of shushtar a city in khuzestan that are elamite like the word teya wich means eye تیه in ido European languages they say it like چش چشم چوش chashm that's not a big deal but worth to mention luri is similar to khuzi language wich gone extinct 900 years ago the language was spoken between sassanid kings and suzianas nobles

[@shutruk-nahunte3309]

@@Persian_poetess_Mahsati persian nomad your reign of terror is coming to an end spreading lies will not save you

[@MJayzStudio]

I like this map of Persia at 3:38, Its nice to see them finally break the stalemate with Byzantium.

[@callmeyourmajesty09]

Close to Achaemenid one

[@zxera9702]

@@callmeyourmajesty09 who's Achaemanid

[@callmeyourmajesty09]

@@zxera9702 Achaemenid empire, largest Persian empire ever

[@zxera9702]

@@callmeyourmajesty09 Oh the first one was called achaemanid,i see

[@callmeyourmajesty09]

@@zxera9702 Yes

[@blackphoenix3220]

To all the Turkic kids crying here, Iran is not only geographic. Like any other ancient civilization like Greece, India or China, Iran is a geo-cultural and geopolitical entity.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

Shah Ismail I of Iran Even India has been used as a geographical definition many times in history :) ghurid called herself the emperors of india, but i haven't met an indian who says they are the indian state :D British emperor elizabeth considered himself king of india :) The expression Iran meant a different meaning in each state. For Ilhanate it meant the homeland of the Mongols.For Turks it was the 2. Turkestan. The first person in history to use the expression iran as an ethnic definition was pahlawi.

[@blackphoenix3220]

@@hannibalbarca2928 no one denied that Ilkhanate and Timurids are not Persians...OK!!??

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@blackphoenix3220 None of these states were Persian and Iranian states.ilkhanate mongol empire,Timurid Turk empire: I just want you to understand the difference between geography and nationality here. The examples here are telling this, not the Ilkhanid.

[@abdonandsennen7108]

@@blackphoenix3220 So true :)

[@yenidenturktarihtezi]

@@abdonandsennen7108 Why not Macedonian Empire ? They Conquered Iran

[@malikabd2902]

Love from your neighbors pakistan, I've always been fascinated by iranic history and Cyrus is one of my favorite historical figures it's so cool you guys have him as your ancestor

[@Pasargadae_Persia_Iran]

Thank you :)

[@Pansistani]

Love you from Iran Iranians love Iqbal and his country 🇮🇷❤️🇵🇰

[@Cassandane_Cyrus_Persia_Iran]

The world's oldest animation was invented in Iran/Persia in 3,200 BC. In July 2014 it was placed on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. A human skull which indicates the practice of Brain Surgery in Iran/Persia, 3,200 BC. The world’s oldest known example of animation in Iran. The earliest example of an artificial eyeball in Iran, 3,200 BC. 10-centimeter (3.937-inch) ruler, accurate to half a millimeter in Iran/Persia for the first time in the history of the world, etc etc. In July 2014 it was placed on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. The Persian water canals : Its name is Qanat/Kariz in the Persian language. Qanat/Kariz system is an amazing invention of the ancient Persians.

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

My ancient and honorable motherland Iran is the most beautiful and the most valuable and attractive country in the world. Iran is the heart of the world.

[@McuThar]

Turks have no history they lie in 10000 funny comments i say whole historical facts in 1 comment😈😈😈😈😈

[@bnorg1596]

@Corvus your mom for sure

[@pidgurus]

Hello from Ukraine!

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

@@pidgurus Hello from Persia/Iran :)

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

@Corvus No. Actually yes!

[@farrukhanthegreat8164]

Iranians have 4 famous, powerful and great ancient empires : 1, Medes Empire 2, Achaemenid Empire 3, Parthian Empire 4, Sasanian Empire no other people have as powerful, great and famous empires in history as the Iranians.

[@yaqubleis6311]

Ancient Iranic peoples are one the most feared , powerful and richest peoples of ancient time if not the most if you did deserve it, the Iranians made sure you paid for it since the time of Median Empire they came up with some of the most imaginative and brutal punishments in history like forcing people to eat their children , Scaphism , crushing heads with stones and others ancient history is like form 3000 BC to AD 600 or the beginning of Islam list of Iranian Empire in ancient time in Iran and outside of Iran the Median Empire, Achaemenid Empire, Parthian Empire , Sassanid Empire , Scythia Empire the first nomadic Empire in history, Indo Scythian Empire, Indo Parthian Empire, the wealthy Pontic Empire were Iranian they were descendants of Cyrus the Great , Kushan Empire and others Iranians were one of the feared people of ancient time because of there power and punishment for example criminals were executed by being flayed alive in ancient Iranian Empire and also they were powerful because there Empire and army and also they were very rich for example form the time of Shapur II the Great to Khosrow Parviz Iranian kings were the richest person alive 90 % of the time and also some time Parthian kings were also richest person in the world like Pacorus II but in that time most of the time ruler of Rome was richest person in the world and also the famous Barzangid Empire was of Iranian origin (2nd century A.D.) was the first Maritime Empire in the world and the Sassanids followed in their steps in dominating the maritime trade and the colonies in East Africa, south and southeast Asia and China.The Shirazies of Zanzibar are an example of their descendants

[@yaqubleis6311]

And also all dynasties that ruled Kingdom of Armenia or some time call Armenian Empire were all Iranian origin the Orontid (321 BC-200 BC),Artaxiad (189 BC-12 AD) and Arsacid (52-428) they ruled Empire form 190 B.C to 428 A.D they ruled a Empire for more 500 years had many great kings like Tigranes I Orontid , Tigranes II the Great , Tiridates III the Great and others

[@suhanigupta.3120]

I think you forget chandragupta maurya, many sanathni kingdom in Iran

[@behzadahmad8818]

Greeks have good history and empires. turkic peoples do too.

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@behzadahmad8818 both Greek history and Turkic peoples are joke compare to Iranic peoples history

[@snowade]

Love Iran from Korea !! 🇰🇷 Iran was one of the oldest civilization in the world, its history is very fascinating and amazing. ❤

[@Queen.Cassandane_Persia_Iran]

Thank you :)

[@s.mohammadhashemi01]

Love Korea from Iran ❤❤

[@IlleScrutator]

Welp, I guess those medieval times were complicated to do! Gorgeous as always, and the geographic shades are a nice addition

[@V-man117]

How they kept getting conquered but always came back is unbelievable

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

Because of the beauty and greatness of our Persian culture, language, and civilization that fascinated all the conquerors of Iran.

[@irreligiousman3395]

What is to be proud of? They were s!@^#$ in Greek, Arabic, Turkic and Mongolian empires.

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

@@irreligiousman3395 You didn't even understand what he meant. He is amazed how Persia/Iran, which has been attacked by invaders more than any other country in the world, has managed to survive. And all because of the beauty and greatness of our Persian culture, language, and civilization that fascinated all the conquerors of Iran.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

V-man Turkic, Mongolian and Arab states have also been added in the video, this is a geography video.

[@lacomplation]

Getting invaded several times is not somehing to be proud of bro.

[@rampantmutt9119]

Damn, the Qajars were an absolute disaster for Iran.

[@goldenmemes51]

How so explain

[@rampantmutt9119]

@@goldenmemes51 they were losing territory almost constantly during their reign.

[@mojcyrus1495]

They were turk

[@goldenmemes51]

moj Cyrus are u Miley cyrus

[@yaqubleis6311]

Rampant Mutt worst dynasty in history of Iran

[@hannibalbarca2928]

An admirer of Mustafa Kemal and close student of his reforms, Reza Shah followed the same type of modernization efforts. By the mid-1930s, Reza Shah's efforts had upset the clergy throughout Iran, thus widening the gap between religion and government.[133]

[@S.C.P.I]

Reza Shah was half Turk

[@S.C.P.I]

even his son, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was 80% Azeri

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@S.C.P.I reza shah are cossack(slav)

[@yousafdaudzai3078]

Love Iran from a Pashtun of Peshawar

[@gameplay19856]

Thank you :)

[@fantasticpixel]

Love you iran from india 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇷 Our Acient friends

[@Khayyam_Persia_Iran]

Indians are the best people in the world because they are vegan.

[@irreligiousman3395]

@@Khayyam_Persia_Iran India is the third largest beef exporter for previous year and for this year as well.))

[@Pasargadae_Persia_Iran]

@@irreligiousman3395 They are Indian Muslims, not Hindus. India has about 200-300 million Muslims.

[@irreligiousman3395]

@@Pasargadae_Persia_Iran India itself as a country is the third largest exporter of beef. They use special beef cattle for reproduction and sell them to European, Asian, North American and etc. countries. Hindus are not even doing anythinf against it.

[@fantasticpixel]

@@irreligiousman3395 india produces a lot of beef but a lot of Indians are vegan

[@vargvikernes4500]

Greetings from Iran 🇮🇷, Great content, Thanks for Correct Information.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

The Kurdish people are believed to be of heterogeneous origins[15][16] combining a number of earlier tribal or ethnic groups[17] including Lullubi,[18] Guti,[18] Cyrtians,[19] Carduchi.[20]

[@middlekingdom4950]

Brother i Read in some other comments that the spanish empire paid tribute to the ottomans .is it true ?

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@middlekingdom4950 I haven't heard of Spain, but I do know that America pays taxes to barbary pirates who are Ottoman vassals. In addition, the states that paid tribute to the Ottoman Empire at that time are as follows. COPİED Austria (1533-1606) and Venice (1517-1699) became the states that gave taxes to the Ottoman Empire, Russia (1480-1677) and Poland (Lehistan) to the Crimean Khanate, which was affiliated to the Ottoman Empire. The USA paid taxes to the Ottoman Empire with the Ottoman Convention signed on September 5, 1795. France was also among the states that paid tribute to the Ottoman Empire.[21]

[@middlekingdom4950]

@@hannibalbarca2928 you write in one comment (i Don't Know wich comment it was ) that spain acceptet the ottoman sultan as theire sultan .

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@middlekingdom4950 I don't know bro, but I don't remember anything like that.There are other accounts that use my name and photo, I think maybe it is one of them.

[@Persepolis_Persia_Iran]

All Iranian people spoke the same language, with but slight variations : Strabo, in his Geographica (1st century CE), mentions of the Medes, Persians, Bactrians and Sogdians of the Iranian Plateau and Transoxiana of antiquity:[33] The name of Ariana is further extended to a part of Persia and of Media, as also to the Bactrians and Sogdians on the north; for these speak approximately the same language, with but slight variations. - Geographica, 15.8

[@Persepolis_Persia_Iran]

In the Dna and Dse, Darius and Xerxes describe themselves as "an Achaemenid, a Persian, son of a Persian, and an Aryan, of Aryan stock".[28] Although Darius the Great called his language arya- ("Iranian"),[28] modern scholars refer to it as Old Persian[28] because it is the ancestor of the modern Persian language.[29] Herodotus, in his Histories, remarks about the Iranian Medes that "Medes were called anciently by all people Arians" (7.62).[22][23] In Armenian sources, the Parthians, Medes and Persians are collectively referred to as Iranians.[32] Eudemus of Rhodes (Dubitationes et Solutiones de Primis Principiis, in Platonis Parmenidem) refers to "the Magi and all those of Iranian (áreion) lineage". Diodorus Siculus (1.94.2) considers Zoroaster (Zathraustēs) as one of the Arianoi.[22]

[@moeinkaramzadeh8871]

It is a pride for our Iranians to have a historical country like this.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

Moein Karamzadeh The part you call our history is wrong because this video contains many Turkic, Arab and Mongolian states.The term geography history would be more accurate.

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

@@hannibalbarca2928 There is no Arab empire in this video. And Turks fell in love with Iran and the Persian language and the beautiful Persian culture, because our Persian architecture and culture are very magnificent, attractive, and beautiful. Our attractive, beautiful, and rich Persian culture and civilization attracted many foreigners, not just Turks. The Turks were nomadic people, and they were not able to rule and run an empire, that's why the Turk rulers hired the Persians to manage and govern the Turkic empires, but the army and the kings were Turks. The Persians not only wrote history and literature, but also managed and governed the Turkic empires. All Turkic empires were Persianate societies, they had Persian culture and Persian was the official language of the Turkic empires. Persians were grand viziers in the Turkic empires, and they conquered Turks with the Persian language and Persian culture and civilization.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@Stateira-Persia-Iran There is no such thing as persianate socites.Turkic people were Turkic.There is no definition of persianate, it's just wikipedia bullshit.The Turks were nomadic and founded and ruled more than 40 states before coming to Iran.We are the ones who taught the world to establish and manage a state.Tell your grandchild the Persian tales.I don't eat these kinds of tales.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@hassanabdulsalam1000 Turks did not enter Islam by sword force like Persians :D we already believe in Tengrism, a monotheistic religion.therefore, it was a religion where one prayed with one's hand raised, like tengrism.Islam, a religion that approved the conquests, was also the right choice for Turks, who had a hobby of conquering. The majority of Turks converted to Islam at the end of the 17th century.that is, even during the reign of the Ottoman and Seljuk Turks, the Turks in Anatolia and Iran were still mostly Tengrist, not Muslim.

[@Biblical.Magi__Persia_Iran]

@@hannibalbarca2928 And Tengrism is not a monotheistic religion.

[@zouce]

Probably the first superpower to have met the ages. A great amount of respect for this empire and now country. It saddens me to see the current state that it is in in terms of politics and sanctions.

[@alexanderlehigh]

The amount of times that country had to piece itself back together is amazing

[@zerisoyt4678]

Persians: We are going to conquer the world Greek city states: 0:38 Hold my beer

[@zerisoyt4678]

@Jacob Yonbo Alexander as the king of Macedonia wanted to "revenge" persians for the wars they did and with the unaminity of the other greek city states, he started his campaign. When he liberated Egypt, he was called the Pharaoh of Egypt and then he was called the king of Persia. So he was the king of Macedonia, the leader of the greek city states, the Pharaoh of Egypt and the king of Persia. After his every conquest he was named as the king of every region. Also Persians couldn't conquer greek peninsula, because greeks, although they had much fewer soldiers,they had better strategies and were better fighters. They had better weapons and armors and their ships were little and fast and they could easily sink Persian's ships Further more, Alexander wanted two mix the two races, greeks and Persians and himself got married with a Persian woman, Roxane. In one day, thousands of his soldiers were married with women from Persia Although this he killed a lot of Medes because of the wars that persians did and set on fire Persepolis

[@ilFrancotti]

Macedon*. The Greek city states did not conquer anything major in history. They had to embark for a joint crusade just to defeat 1 Anatolian city called Troy.

[@James_008]

@@ilFrancotti Well Ancient Macedon was Greek, together with the League of Corinth the Greeks pushed the Persians all the way back and eventually took them over. So yes, the OP is right.

[@motherland5736]

@Shahin Najafi True Also Pontos Kingdom Was Iranian Kingdom with Hellenic Culture

[@CoffeeSuccubus]

@Shahin Najafi there was no Greke Empire.

[@Nomadicenjoyer31]

In fact, Turkic-speaking peoples have played a major role in Iranian history, ruling the country from the eleventh century up to the early twentieth. Even today they represent more than a quarter of Iran's population. Foltz, R. (2016) Iran in world history. Oxford etc.: Oxford University Press. p.61

[@shutruk-nahunte3309]

So what your people are now suffering

[@Pansistani]

Turkic-speaking**** not Turks just T-speakings

[@Pansistani]

The reason for the name Azerbaijan for them was that they started from Azerbaijan, otherwise they went as far as Fars and reached the Persian Gulf, but the name Fars was still Fars, just as the name Shirvan was still Shirvan, you can go see the maps of those rulers and read the name of your region in it.

[@ramindastmard1242]

God bless Iran 🇮🇷 God be with IRAN .in future Iran will be prosperous

[@AXDREAM.]

💖

[@blueberrybuttercake2942]

Hey, Iran is my favourite country in Middle East. Love from Indonesia

[@abdullahshdq5581]

Reza is common name in Indonesia. I know that the "Reza" name actually came from Arabic roots, Rida, but usually Reza are identic with Iranian names

[@hexi3114]

@Kourosh کورش Cyrus the Great we are in the area of middle East which means that we are middle Eastern

[@thepromisedsaviour]

🙏

[@thepromisedsaviour]

@ALP ER TUNGA what?! I live in Iran, i can't understand what you say.

[@alimoavi5186]

زنده باد ایران 🇮🇷

[@takshashila2995]

عاشق ایران از هند باشید

[@FLEX_DAISHI]

@@takshashila2995 تفهم عربي

[@kermashanloristanurmiyekho1739]

barg bor iran

[@endersteve9105]

کلا خاورمیانه ای ها ایرانو دوست دارن

[@user-jw2hq5yj4d]

@@endersteve9105 از حکومت خوششون نمیاد

[@llRagingllDemonll]

ancient Persia & Bharat (India) have a lot of history together. Even today there are a lot of Persians living in India who escaped. They still follow their ancient Zoroastrianism religion. They are peaceful people. Ratan Tata from their community is one of the most beloved person in India. ❤

[@Khayyam_Persia_Iran]

Respect India from Iran :) The Persian Zoroastrians (Parsis) have made considerable contributions to the history and development of India, all the more remarkable considering their small numbers compared to other minorities.

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

Mahsati Ganjavi was a 12th-century Persian poetess. As an eminent poet, she was a composer of quatrains (ruba'is). She was born in Ganja, Iran (now in the Republic of Azerbaijan). Life and work of Mahsati Ganjavi were studied by a German scientist, orientalist Fritz Meier (“Schöne Mahsati”, 1963, Wiesbaden).[14] On May 17, 2013, the 900th anniversary of Mahsati[17][14]was celebrated at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris.[18][19] [20] In memory of Mahsati Ganjavi in 1982, a monument was erected in Ganja (sculptor M. Rzayeva, architect L. Rustamov).[15] There is a museum in Ganja dedicated to her which is functioning in the building of the caravanserai, part of the Sheikh Bahauddin ensemble.[16] Her alleged free way of living and peddled verses have stamped her as a Persian Madame Sans-Gêne.[7][8]

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahsati kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIPaeYmtaLJgi7c

[@leroiarouf1142]

Love and respect iran from french califa

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

Thank you :)

[@mandanaa586]

Respect from iran❤

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

Tamar the Great, the most famous and powerful queen in the history of Georgia, and also one of the famous queens of history, was a half Iranian woman. Her mother was an Ossetian Iranian woman. Tamar the Great, the Queen of Georgia from 1184 to 1213, presiding over the apex of the Georgian Golden Age.[2] A member of the Bagrationi dynasty, her position as the first woman to rule Georgia in her own right was emphasized by the title mepe ("king"), afforded to Tamar in the medieval Georgian sources.[3] Tamar's reign is associated with a period of marked political and military successes and cultural achievements. This, combined with her role as a female ruler, has contributed to her status as an idealized and romanticized figure in Georgian arts and historical memory. She remains an important symbol in Georgian popular culture. Tamar the Great's husband was also an Ossetian Iranian man. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamar_of_Georgia

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

Georgian kings were mixed with Iranians. Many Georgian kings had Ossetian Iranian wives and mothers, such as 1. George III of Georgia, his wife was Burdukhan of Alania, she was Tamar the Great's mother. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_III_of_Georgia 2. George II of Georgia, his mother was Borena of Alania en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_II_of_Georgia 3. Bagrat IV of Georgia, his wife was Borena of Alania 4. George I of Georgia, his wife was Alda of Alania en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_I_of_Georgia etc, etc Most Georgian kings also had Armenian mothers and wives. Also, 2 Byzantine emperors, Nikephoros III Botaneiates and Michael VII Doukas, had half Ossetian Iranian - half Georgian wives en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_of_Alania The wives and mothers of the Byzantine emperors were Armenian Ossetian Iranian-Georgian Armenian-Iranian Serb Slavic Ukrainian Italian Bulgarian Hungarian Syrian Anatolian Khazar French and Germanic women.

[@Oldaccount46282]

@@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossanice information 🤝 Proud to have compatriot like you👌👊

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

@@Oldaccount46282 Thank you so much! :) من رو شرمنده می کنید من هم به هم وطنی مانند شما افتخار می کنم

[@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa]

@@Oldaccount46282 راستی من نمی تونم کامنت های شما رو لایک کنم چون لایک هام پاک میشه

[@Oldaccount46282]

@@Darius.the.Great_Queen.Atossa نیازی به لایک نیست شما و زحمات شما برای من و بقیه میهن پرستان ایرانشهر ثابت شده است و اگر کسی شک داشته قطعاً یه ایرانی واقعی نیست

[@pariagole]

I love my contry 😍😍

[@hannibalbarca2928]

In subsequent letters to Babur and the Ottomans, Nadir also announced that the Mughals, Ottomans, Uzbeks and himself should recognize their common Turkish origin as the basis for closer relations. SOURCE E. Tucker, "Religion and Politics in the Nadir Shah Era...", p.1

[@Queen_Stateira_Persia_Iran.]

The most powerful Turkic emperors in history had an Iranian wife or an Iranian mother. 1. Ghaznavid Empire : The mother of the Ghaznavid dynasty was a Persian woman, and the most powerful Ghaznavid Sultan was Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi, his mother was Persian. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2. The Great Seljuk Empire: Tughril’s wife was a Buyid Iranian princess. Tughril was the founder of the Great Seljuk Empire. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3. Khazar Khaganate/Empire : The wife of Joseph ben Aaron, the most powerful Khazar king, was an Iranian Alan princess. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4. Timurid Empire : Timur is the most powerful, greatest, and most famous Turkic emperor in history, and he was half Persian, his mother was a Persian woman. And, Shah Rukh, his successor was by his Tajik (Iranian) concubine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5. Mughal Empire : All the powerful and famous Mughal emperors had Persian wives and mothers. Their wives and mothers were Persian women from Shahr-e Rey, in Tehran province, in Iran, and Namagh, Kashmar County, in Razavi Khorasan Province in Iran. Shah Jahan, his wife was Persian Aurangzeb, his mother was Persian Jahangir, his favorite wife was Persian Akbar, his mother and his grandmother were Persian Humayun, his wife and his mother were Persian Babur, his wife was Persian Persian women were the great queens of the Mughal Empire. Shah Jahan, one of the greatest and most famous emperors built one of the 7 Wonders of the World for his Persian wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Shah Jahan has often been regarded as the wealthiest person in history. Under Shah Jahan's reign, the Mughal Empire reached the peak of its glory.[8] Shah Jahan is best remembered for his architectural achievements. His reign ushered in the golden age of Mughal architecture. Shah Jahan commissioned many monuments, the best known of which is the Taj Mahal in Agra, in which is entombed his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. He owned the royal treasury, and several precious stones such as the Kohinoor and has thus often been regarded as the wealthiest person in history. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6. Aq Qoyunlu state : The strongest ruler of Aq Qoyunlu state, Uzun Hasan, had 2 Iranian wives, 1 Georgian-Pontic wife, and 1 Turkman wife. And Uzun Hasan’s successor, Sultan-Khalil, was by his Turk wife (her name was Seljuk Shah Begum). Also, Uzun Hasan's favorite wife was his Iranian Kurdish wife, named Jan Begum. He had 2 sons by his Iranian wives, Ughurlu Muhammad with Jan Begum, and Zegnel Beg with Tarjil Begum. The names of the Iranian wives of Uzun Hasan were Jan Begum and Tarjil Begum, both were Iranian Kurdish women. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7. Safavid Empire (a mix of Azerbaijanis and Kurds): Shah Abbas the Great and Shah Ismail, the greatest Safavid emperors had Persian mothers and wives. Shah Ismail's favorite wife was a Persian woman, named Behruzeh. And his successor was by his Turkman wife. Shah Ismail had another Persian wife named Hayat who was a Persian poetess. The most powerful queen of the Safavid Empire was an Iranian woman, Khayr Nisa Begum. She is the only Safavid queen who ruled the Safavid Empire. Her son, Abbas the Great was the greatest ruler of the Safavid empire. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8. Afsharid Empire : The mothers and wives of the Afsharid kings were Iranian women. Nader Shah is one of the most powerful, greatest, and most famous Turkic emperors in history, and his favorite wife was a Persian woman. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9. Qajar Empire : the most powerful Qajar emperor was Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar who was a eunuch, that's why he didn't have a wife, and his successor was his nephew. After him, the most famous Qajar king was Naser al-Din Shah Qajar. And his favorite wife was a Persian woman, named Jeyran. Naser al-Din Shah reached the grave of Jeyran while dying, because of his great love for his lovely Persian wife, and he died next to Jeyran's grave. Nasser al-Din Shah wanted to be buried next to Jeyran, and after his assassination in 1896, he was buried next to her. And Naser al-Din Shah's mother, Malek Jahan Khanom , was a mix of Iranians and Turks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Also, the favorite wife of Mohammad Shah Qajar (the father of Naser al-Din Shah), was an Iranian Kurdish woman, named Khadijeh Chahrighi. And the wife of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar, and the mother of Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar was a Persian woman, named Taj ol-Molouk (Umm al-Khagan, means Mother of Khagan), she was the daughter of Amir Kabir (Mizra Muhammad Taqui Khan-e Farahani), her mother was a mix of Turks and Iranians.

[@McuThar]

Safavid Are not Turk they Are Iranian kurd and afsharid qajar Iranian empires they never call empire turk

[@Queen_Stateira_Persia_Iran.]

@@McuThar I mean their ethnicity, not their nationality. Their ethnicity was Turkic.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@McuThar Safavid,Afsharid and Qajar Turkic empire not iranian empire.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@älä katso minua they are all Turkic empires, they are Iranian only geographically.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@älä katso minua It doesn't matter if the state language is Persian, because the Turks are from the east and the language of the eastern culture is Persian.Even the Göktürks' trade language was not Turkic but Sogdian Iranian language.

[@meh23p]

Truly an ancient nation. Greetings from Denmark.

[@PrinceTMATHEW]

Love Persia from India ❤

[@-alitube7763]

From Iraq love you Iran 🇮🇷

[@kermashanloristanurmiyekho1739]

iraq is iranian puppy

[@MrMalmir]

🇮🇷♥️🇮🇶

[@hannibalbarca2928]

Lurs are a mixture of aboriginal Iranian tribes, originating from Central Asia and the pre-Iranic tribes of western Iran, such as the Kassites (whose homeland appears to have been in what is now Lorestan) and Gutians. In accordance to geographical and archaeological matching, some historians argue that the Elamites to be the Proto-Lurs, whose language became Iranian only in the Middle Ages.[9][10]

[@JohnDoe10350]

What you refer to as Lurs are several different groups. And being a mixture of actual Iranian tribes, and the pre-Iranic peoples of west Iran, is basically the story of every Iranian group. Lurs aren't really unique in any case. It's not even one group. It makes no sense to claim that they were only linguistically Iranicized in the Middle Ages. The Lurs of Lorestan / Khorramabad used to speak the same Middle Iranian dialect as the Kurds of Kermanshah until a few centuries ago when they received more Persid influences whereas Kermanshah received more Ardalani Sorani influences. The Lurs of the Fars province and Isfahan are some of the most "Indo-Iranian" groups in Iran. Those nomadic tribes over there were linguistically Iranian even in the Achaemenid period. Only the Bakhtiari in Khuzestan and Boyer-Ahmad/KG might be a good candidate for descendants of pre-Iranian Elamites. However the Elamites had a tribal nomadic and a non-tribal settled/urban sector. The Lur nomads would be descendants of the nomadic ruling class of Elam. The civilized Elamites were Persianized in the towns.

[@Cyrus.the.Great_Cassandane]

Azerbaijan is the original homeland of the Persians, the first mention of Persians in history is from Azerbaijan. The Persians immigrated from Azerbaijan to other parts of Iran. Persia is first attested in Assyrian sources from the third millennium BC in the Old Assyrian form Parahše, designating a region belonging to the Sumerians. The name of this region was adopted by a nomadic ancient Iranian people who migrated to the region in the west and southwest of Lake Urmia, eventually becoming known as "the Persians".[9][37] The ninth-century BC Neo-Assyrian inscription of the Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III, found at Nimrud, gives it in the Late Assyrian forms Parsua and Parsumaš as a region and a people located in the Zagros Mountains, the latter likely having migrated southward and transferred the name of the region with them to what would become Persis (Persia proper, i.e., modern-day Fars), and that is considered to be the earliest attestation to the ancient Persian people.[38][39][40][41][42]

[@irreligiousman3395]

Kiddo, stop copying fake wikipedia. Send a reliable academic source.

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

@@irreligiousman3395 No, refer to the references. It is written in Assyrian sources that Azerbaijan is the original homeland of the Persians.

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

@@irreligiousman3395 Reliable academic sources : Stearns, Peter N., ed. (2001). "The Medes and the Persians, c.1500-559". Encyclopedia of World History (6th ed.). The Houghton Mifflin Company. Strootman, Rolf; Versluys, M. J. (2017). Persianism in Antiquity. Franz Steiner Verlag. p. 22.(footnote 53). Eduljee, K.E. (2012), "Zoroastrian Heritage", Heritage Institute, retrieved 9 April 2014 And etc, etc.

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

@@irreligiousman3395 Reliable academic source : Stearns, Peter N., ed. (2001). "The Medes and the Persians, c.1500-559". Encyclopedia of World History (6th ed.). The Houghton Mifflin Company.

[@Persian_poetess_Mahsati]

@@irreligiousman3395 Strootman, Rolf; Versluys, M. J. (2017). Persianism in Antiquity. Franz Steiner Verlag. p. 22.(footnote 53).

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

The 10 oldest languages still spoken in the world today : the Persian language is one of the oldest living languages. " Persian is considered to be one of the oldest languages in the world. The Persian that is spoken today evolved from Old Persian around 800 BC and has remained largely unchanged since then. In fact, anyone well-versed in the language could pick up an inscription from 800 CE and be able to read it! Persian literature is historically significant and is still widely studied by researchers and linguists around the world. " Persian is the direct descendant of Old Persian language, which was the official language of the Persian Empire. Speakers of Persian language could pick up a piece of writing from 900 CE and read it with comparatively less difficulty than an English speaker could read the English texts from the times of Shakespeare for instance :)

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

Iran (Persia) is the oldest country in the world. List of countries by date of formation : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_by_date_of_formation Look at the founding dates of all the countries. Iran is the oldest country in the world.

[@Biblical.Magi_Persia_Iran]

Throughout history, Iran was always a cradle of science, contributing to medicine, mathematics, astronomy and philosophy. " en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_and_technology_in_Iran

[@mohammadnizam2156]

Thats wht differs Iran from the rest of civilizations, they are always there, Empire after Empire, never seize to exist, not like Greeks, Egyptians or Romans, Iranians always rise from the ashes, Love and Respect form Syria.

[@AD-yq8rl]

Mohammad Nizam I don’t think so.Half of the those empires originated by Turks,Mongols or Arabs.

[@mohammadnizam2156]

@@AD-yq8rl Nope, I Counted only the Persian Dynasties, and there are already plenty of them.

[@Rhosus]

Not to break your illusions but greeks still exist and as for continuously existing cultures whose countries broke up a few times or got conquered here and there and still remain even after thousands of years then I would definitely mention the chinese too. (Iran/Parthia/Persia/Shahdom/Any-other-name-iran-held-in-its-history ceased to exist for a few hundreds of years as its own nation too, many of those nations there are either arab or turko/tataro/mongoloid, not to mention the almost 2 hundred year period after macedon conquests or that little bit over one hudred year period after arab conquests) so while your history is certainly fascinating, do curb your nationalism a little bit.

[@mohammadnizam2156]

@@Rhosus break my illusions? abt wht? ur whole comment show only one thing is that u r triggered, I did not say that Greeks go extinct! well Egyptians are there too! surprise! but I will take ur last advice, truly.

[@yaqubleis6311]

A.D according to university sources and encyclopedia sources in Wikipedia 25 great Empires of Iranic origin 1.Achaemenid Empire Persian origin best ruler Cyrus The Great one of the best military commander in history 2. Parthian Empire Parthian Origin east Iranic peoples of today best ruler Mithridates II the Great 3.Kushan empire Scythians origin best ruler Kanishka the Great 4.Sasanian Empire Persian origin best ruler Shapur I The Great 5.Artaxiad dynasty Armenian dynasty of Iranic origin best ruler Tigranes the Great 6.Saffarid dynasty Persian origin best ruler Yaqub Leis 7.Samanid Empire Tajik origin best ruler Isma'il ibn Ahmad 8.Ghurid dynasty Tajik Origin best ruler Muhammad of Ghor 9.Safavid dynasty Kurdish Origin best ruler Shah Abbas The Great 10.Afsharid dynasty Iranian dynasty of Turkic origin but Iranian dynasty best ruler Nader Shah but now Turkic peoples are going to say Nader Shah is Turkic origin that why i would name also Barakzai dynasty of Pashtuns origin best ruler Dost Mohammad Khan the Golden 11.Ayyubid dynasty Arabic dynasty of Iranic origin best ruler Saladin 12.Chosroid dynasty was Georgian dynasty of Iranic origin best ruler Vakhtang I The Wolf Head 13.Mithridatic dynasty Greek dynasty of Iranic origin best ruler Mithridates VI The Great also knows as the THE POISON KING 14.Durrani Empire Pashtun Origin best ruler Ahmad Shah Durrani 15. Medes Empire Kurdish people of today best ruler Cyaxares 16.Buyid dynasty Persian origin best ruler Fanna Khusraw 17.Indo-Scythians dynasty Scythians origin best ruler Vonones of Indo-Scythia 18.Orontid Dynasty Armenian dynasty of Iranic origin best ruler Tigranes Orontid 19.Zand dynasty Lurs Origin best ruler Karim Khan Zand 20.Arsacid dynasty of Armenia Armenian dynasty of Iranic origin best ruler Tiridates III The Great 21. Western Turkic Khaganate Iranic Saka-Wusun origin form the Ashina tribe best ruler Istämi 22.Sur Empire Pashtun Origin best ruler Sher Shah Suri he was capable killing tiger with bare hands 23.Dabuyid dynasty Persian origin best ruler Farrukhan the Great of Tabaristan 24.Göktürks Turkic Empire of Iranic origin they were Iranic Saka Wusun origin form the Ashina tribe best ruler Bumin Khan who killed Turkic peoples for living LOL 25. Khalji dynasty Iranic origin form the Khalaj tribe best ruler Alauddin Khalji

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

Birthday Celebrations, Animation, the Guitar, and Dessert were invented by Persians. The Persians were the first to develop the practice of lavish celebrations of one's birthday. The Persians were also the first to develop the practice of lavish celebrations of one's birthday as well as the art of animation for entertainment and the custom of having dessert after a meal. Birthday celebrations originated (as they did in other cultures) with a festival honoring the kings's birth but gradually spread to members of the nobility and then the lower classes. In ancient Persia, birthdays were celebrated with special foods the guest of honor would enjoy and a cake for dessert with candles. Entertainment might have included animation - as evidenced by artifacts such as a cup which, when rapidly turned, showed a goat leaping in the air to snatch leaves from a tree - and music featuring vocals accompanied by stringed instruments such as the cartar (also known as the tar) and the "Setar", the precursor of the modern-day guitar. The practice of serving dessert after a meal was not reserved only for birthdays but followed every day's evening meal. Birthday Celebrations and Dessert Birthday celebrations began as festivals honoring the king's birth, but the Persians eventually expanded the concept to include everyone and so invented the birthday party. These celebrations included special foods prepared for the guest of honor and a cake served after the meal with lighted candles on it. The cake itself might have been specially prepared for the event but the practice of eating sweets or some other sort of treat after dinner was common after every evening meal. The birthday party and concept of dessert both highlight the Persian cultural value of enjoying life while one can and making each day a celebration.

[@irreligiousman3395]

Nice fairy tale.

[@Persian_Queen_Cassandane]

Birthday Celebrations were invented by Persians : According to Herodotus (5th century BC), of all the days in the year, the one which the Persians celebrate most is their birthday. It was customary to have the board furnished on that day with an ampler supply than common. [32][33]

[@Persian_Queen_Cassandane]

The guitar was invented by Persians. First historical appearance of guitar-like instrument was found in ancient Persia, some 3500 years ago. Some 2 centuries later, Hittite (ancient Anatolian) craftsmen managed to build stone carvings of man playing guitar, which is today treasured as the oldest iconographic proof of the guitar origins. www.guitarhistoryfacts.com/guitar-history/history-of-the-classical-guitar

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

The word Guitar is of Persian origin, not Greek. " The Greeks hellenified the old Persian name for a 4-stringed instrument, "chartar". "

[@Stateira-Persia-Iran]

Dr. Michael Kasha, "A New Look at The History of the Classic Guitar", Guitar Review 30, August 1968, pp.3-12. " The " Guitar " is a Persian word." " Dr. Kasha turns the question around and asks where the Greeks got the name "kithara", and points out that the earliest Greek kitharas had only 4 strings when they were introduced from abroad. He surmises that the Greeks hellenified the old Persian name for a 4-stringed instrument, "chartar". Tanburs and harps spread around the ancient world with travellers, merchants and seamen. The four-stringed Persian chartar (note the narrow waist!) arrived in Spain, where it changed somewhat in form and construction, acquired pairs of unison-tuned strings instead of single strings and became known as the quitarra or chitarra. " The word "guitar" is derived from the Old Persian "chartar", which, in direct translation, means "four strings". " www.guyguitars.com/eng/handbook/BriefHistory.html

[@Nomadicenjoyer31]

Homa Katouzian, "Iranian history and politics", Published by Routledge, 2003. p. 128: "Indeed, since the formation of the Ghaznavids state in the tenth century until the fall of Qajars at the beginning of the twentieth century, most parts of the Iranian cultural regions were ruled by Turkic-speaking dynasties most of the time.

[@Amir-el8yx]

Safavids were Kurd Safarids were Persian Samanids were Persian Al buydis were Persians Zands were lurs Pahlavis were mazni Tahrids were Persian .... All of them are IRANIAN And about qajar and afsharids They were turk 🦃 Slayer who killed thousands of them and crowned themselves as Shah of IRAN So sorry 😔😔 You don't have history 😔😔🤫🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hannibalbarca2928]

“David McDowall approves the prehistoric origin of the Kurds, he refuses to see Kurds as a unified entity until the last century, arguing that they existed as an identifiable group for possible more that 2000 years… it was only in the early years of the twentieth century that they acquired a sense of community as Kurds.”

[@hannibalbarca2928]

From the words of Buwayhi vizier Ibn al-Amid, on the occasion of a war fought against the Samanids in 340 / 950-51: The Daylams were patient with hunger and the violence of the war as per their custom. The Turks, who were our enemies, could not be patient like us. -Ibn Miskeveyh

[@Stateira_Persia_Iran]

Didn't you laugh at your own comment? LOL

[@hannibalbarca2928]

A source on the Turkness of the Safavid state, which no one disputes. Page 86 The origins of the Safavid movement, which under Shah Isma'iFs influence turned into a powerful political and military force ... Aside from its Shi'i fervor, the Safavid state, which lasted at least until 1722, was essentially a "Turkish" dynasty