The two-volume book "Seven Kings" is a brief description of the political history of the Qajar kings. The first volume of this collection contains five sections from the beginning of the Qajar work to the end of the reign of Naser al-Din Sh ...
The two-volume book "Seven Kings" is a brief description of the political history of the Qajar kings. The first volume of this collection contains five sections from the beginning of the Qajar work to the end of the reign of Naser al-Din Shah. And his actions, Muhammad Shah Qajar and the situation in Iran during his reign, Naser al-Din Shah and the major events of his time have been described and analyzed. The most important contents of this volume are as follows: the first famous Qajar general, Agha Mohammad Khan's war with Lotf Ali Khan Zand, the killing of the Turkmens and Agha Mohammad Khan's campaign to the Caucasus, the coronation in Tehran and the conquest of Khorasan, the wonders of Agha Mohammad Khan's life; the struggle of Fath Ali Shah with The claimants of British rule and influence in Iran, Crown Prince Abbas Mirza, the competition of foreign governments in Iran, the wars between Iran and Russia and the treaties of Golestan and Turkmenchai, the conquests of Abbas Mirza and his death, the descendants of Fath Ali Shah; The role of Viceroy Farahani in the reign of Muhammad Shah, the ministry and chancellery of the Viceroy, the assassination of the viceroy and chancellery of Haji Mirza Aghasi, the war of Herat and the conflict between Russia and England in Iran, Fitna Bab, differences between Iran and the Ottoman Empire and the Treaty of Arzaneh al-Rum, the death of Muhammad Shah and the succession of Naser al-Din Shah to The reign of the seditionist in Khorasan and British interventions, Bab's sedition and their suppression, Amir Kabir's rule and the difficulties of his work, the removal and murder of Amir Kabir, the chancellorship of Mirza Agha Khan Nouri, the conquest of Herat and the war between Iran and England, the dismissal of Mirza Agha Khan Nouri from the chancellery Naser al-Din Shah's travels to Farang, Seyyed Jamal al-Din Asadabadi's entry into the Iranian political scene, Naser al-Din Shah's assassination, and his women and children.
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