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Eram Garden in Shiraz was originally the palatial residence of a chief of the Qashqai tribe, a turkish-speaking nomad from the Fars region.
Eram Garden in Shiraz was originally the palatial residence of a chief of the Qashqai tribe, a turkish-speaking nomad from the Fars region.
One of the architectural gems constructed by master architects in Shiraz is Nasir al-Mulk Mosque
Golestan Palace, or the Palace of Flowers, houses some of the capital's oldest royal buildings and is one of the most prominent historic complexes in Iran.
As a passionate collector of unique pieces of art, Naser al-Din Shah converted the Salam Hall into a royal museum, so the valuable gifts from European officials could be kept there.
Next to the Marble Throne Veranda, there is the second Zand monument, the Karim Khani Nook or Karim Khani Veranda which was Naser al-Din Shah's favorite place of retreat, where he spent long hours in solitude.
In 1792, when Aghā Mohammad Khan conquered Shiraz, he had the paintings, curtains, mirrors, and marble slabs from Karim Khan's citadel in Shiraz transferred to Tehran
Sheikh Lotfollah was one of these doctors of religion who came from Lebanon to Iran
Allahverdi Khan (1560-1613) was originally a Christian born Georgian, from the Undiladze family. Like many other Georgians, he was captured as a prisoner of war during one of the Caucasian campaigns of Shah Tahmasp I.
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