Exploring Tabriz, Iran: From Times Square to the Glassmakers' Bazaar

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Nice video ❤Tabriz ❤keep it up ❤

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Türkiye'den sevgilerle. Gidemediğiz kadim Türk şehrinde bizleri dolaştırdığınız için teşekkür ederim.

[@tiredwanderer9731]

It's not a Turkish city! It's an Iranian city where people speak Turkish.

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@@tiredwanderer9731 In your dreams. From 1375 to 1468, Tabriz was the capital of Qara Qoyunlu state in Azerbaijan, until defeat of Qara Qoyunlu ruler, Jahan Shah by Ag Qoyunlu warriors. Ag Qoyunlus selected Tabriz as their capital from 1469 to 1501. Some of the existing historical monuments including the Blue Mosque belong to the Qara Qoyunlu period. In 1501, Ismail I entered Tabriz and proclaimed it the capital of his Safavid state. In 1514, after the Battle of Chaldiran, Tabriz was sacked by Selim I. On 16 July 1534, prior to Ottoman conquest of Baghdad, Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha occupied Tabriz. In 1555, Tahmasp I transferred its capital to Qazvin to avoid the growing threat of the Ottoman army to his capital. *It is a Turkish city and state from 1375.*