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Imperial Iran of the Qajar Dynasty

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Nasereddin Shah

Nasereddin Shah

Persian infantry 1800's

Persian infantry 1800's

Persian cavalry

Persian cavalry

Persian Cosack Brigade

Persian Cosack Brigade

Persian Army orchestra

Persian Army orchestra

Mozaffareddin Shah Qajar

Mozaffareddin Shah Qajar

A happy Nasereddin Shah

A happy Nasereddin Shah

Golestan Palace - Tehran

Golestan Palace - Tehran

Golestan Palace - Tehran

Golestan Palace - Tehran

Ahmad Shah

Ahmad Shah

Aga Mohammad Khan Qajar - Shah of Persia

Aga Mohammad Khan Qajar - Shah of Persia

Reparations at Golestan Palace

Reparations at Golestan Palace

Doust Mohammad Khan Moayer ol Mamalek

Doust Mohammad Khan Moayer ol Mamalek

Prince Malek Mansour Mirza Qajar

Prince Malek Mansour Mirza Qajar

Ahmad Shah Qajar

Ahmad Shah Qajar


Persian royal visit to England 1902

Persian royal visit to England 1902

Golestan Palace - Tehran

Golestan Palace - Tehran

General Ahmad-Amir Ahmadi

General Ahmad-Amir Ahmadi

Naereddin Shah Qajar

Naereddin Shah Qajar

General Khodaayaar Khan

General Khodaayaar Khan

Hassan Pirnia Moshir Ol-Doleh

Hassan Pirnia Moshir Ol-Doleh

Sartip Serkis Davidkhanian

Sartip Serkis Davidkhanian

Nasereddin Shah

Nasereddin Shah

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article published 12/14/2005
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hi I am emad ezzati . i am working in JAM_E_JAM daily so, i want to have some information from you about 1. EMAM MOSA SADR 2. USA EMBASSY IN TEHRAN (IN IRAN REV0LUTION) 3. NOJEH COUP yours faithfully E.Ezzati
— Emad Ezzati, June 25, 2009
thanks......very nice
— elham, October 16, 2008
Interesting!
I doesn´t mind at all. Neither Darius I nor any of his descendants were achaemenids but they acted as if they were. Anyway, many thanks, Shahram, for your historical galleries concerning qajars and old Tehran. I´m a student from University and I "fell in love" with Iran and its history time ago, so this living examples give me a beautiful account of the past.

Greetings from Spain.
— Irdabama, September 17, 2008

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