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باب
Also Known As
Baboddin, Bab ed-din
1819-1850, born Ali Muhammad of Shiraz, Persian religious leader, founder of Babism, precursor to the Bahai faith currenly banned in Iran.
- Beginning Of The Sassanid Dynasty
- Cyrus The Great Enters Babylon
- Alexander Gets Stuck In Darband
- Iranians Conquer Assyria
- Iran-Akkad Alliance Conquers Nineveh
- The War Of Carrhae Episode I
- Median Rebellion Suppressed By Dariush
- Alexander Dies In Babylon
- Cyrus Builds Babylon City Walls
- Cambyses Attends Akitu Festival
- The Coup Against Gaumata
- Intaphrenes Takes Back Babylon
- Dariush Defeats Nidintu-Bel
- Temple Of The Jews Inaugurated
- Xerxes Becomes The Successor Of Dariush
- Iranian Navy Defeated At The Battle Of Salamis
- World Cyrus Day
- Babak Khorramdin Executed
- Dariush II Becomes King
- Artaxerxes II Becomes King
- Battle Of Cunaxa And Return Of The Ten Thousand
- Balash I Dies
- Bahram Goor's War Trainer Dies
- Maziar Executed In Samara
- Perspolis Turns Into Ashes
- Nebuchadnezzar III Proclaims King
- Arakha Revolts In Babylon
- Persians Capture Athens
- Roman Emperor Caracalla Killed In Carrhae
- Orodes The King Of Kings
- Mehrdad I Captures Babylon
- Eternal Fire Decorates Coins Of Iran
- Ecbatana Becomes Median Capital
- Indian King Seeks Assylum In Iran
- Bab Executed
- The Battle Of Mycale
- The Battle Of Plataea
- Hadrianus Makes Peace With Iran
- Fathali Shah Dies
- Ptolemy III Retreats From Susa
- Ardeshir Marries Mitra
- Toodeh Unrest In Azerbaijan
- Seleucia Constructions Started
- Red Revolution Across Iran
- Uzbeks Defeat Safavid-Mughal Alliance
بابا طاهر
See Also:Baba Taher in Media Gallery
بابک
Iranian Male First Name
- Beginning Of The Sassanid Dynasty
- Babak Khorramdin Executed
- Balash I Dies
- Maziar Executed In Samara
- Eternal Fire Decorates Coins Of Iran
- Ardeshir Marries Mitra
- Red Revolution Across Iran
بابک خرمدین
Born in Balalabad near Ardebil, his father Merdas was a resident of Tisfun. His mother, Mahroo was from Azerbaijan. After the death of Javidan, Babak became the leader of Javidanian or Khorramian sect and staged an uprising against Abbasi Caliphs in 816 AD. Babak was betrayed by Afshin who handed him to the Abbasi Caliph. His hands and legs were cut and after his death, his head was sent to all cities around Iran to mark the end of the last movement to revive ancient religion in Iran. It's been recorded in Siasatnameh that Babak washed his face with his own blood after his first hand was cut, to show that he did not fear. That is what it takes to become a national hero.
See Also:Babak Khorramdin in Media Gallery
بابکان
See Also:Babakan in Media Gallery
بابل
City in Mazandaran province
بابویه
See Also:Babouyeh in Media Gallery
بابر
بابور
A descendant of Genghis Khan and Timur, originally Zahiroddin Moḥammad (born Feb. 15, 1483, Fergana died Dec. 26, 1530, Agra, India) He ruled India (1526-30) and was the founder of the Mughal Dynasty. He came from a tribe of Mongol origin but was Turkish in language and upbringing. In his youth he tried for 10 years (1494-1504) to gain control of Samarkand. Those efforts ended in his losing his own principality in Fergana (modern Uzbekistan, then he captured Kabul in 1504 and occupied Delhi in 1525 His grandson Akbar consolidated the new empire. Babur was also a gifted poet and a lover of nature who constructed gardens wherever he went. The Babur-nameh, his prose memoirs, has become a world classic of autobiography.
بابل
Ancient city capital of Babylonia; 89 km South of Baghdad near the Euphrates (Firat). Babylon was one of the most famous cities in antiquity. Probably first settled in the 3rd millennium BC, it came under the rule of the Amorite kings around 2000 BC. It became the capital of Babylonia and was the chief commercial city of the Tigris and Euphrates river system. Destroyed by Sennacherib in 689 BC, it was later rebuilt. It attained its greatest glory as capital of the Neo-Babylonian empire under Nebuchadrezzar II (605–561 BC). Babylonians opened its gates to the liberation army of Cyrus the Great who set slaves, including displaced Jews free. Macedonian Alexander, who took the city in 331 BC, died there. The largest city in the world at the time, Babylon contained many temples, including the great temple of Marduk with its associated ziggurat, which was apparently the basis for the story of the Tower of Babel. The Hanging Gardens, a simulated hill of vegetation-clad terracing, was one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
See Also:Babylon in Media Gallery
- Cyrus The Great Enters Babylon
- Alexander Gets Stuck In Darband
- Iranians Conquer Assyria
- Iran-Akkad Alliance Conquers Nineveh
- The War Of Carrhae Episode I
- Median Rebellion Suppressed By Dariush
- Alexander Dies In Babylon
- Cyrus Builds Babylon City Walls
- Cambyses Attends Akitu Festival
- The Coup Against Gaumata
- Intaphrenes Takes Back Babylon
- Dariush Defeats Nidintu-Bel
- Temple Of The Jews Inaugurated
- Xerxes Becomes The Successor Of Dariush
- Iranian Navy Defeated At The Battle Of Salamis
- World Cyrus Day
- Dariush II Becomes King
- Artaxerxes II Becomes King
- Battle Of Cunaxa And Return Of The Ten Thousand
- Bahram Goor's War Trainer Dies
- Perspolis Turns Into Ashes
- Nebuchadnezzar III Proclaims King
- Arakha Revolts In Babylon
- Persians Capture Athens
- Roman Emperor Caracalla Killed In Carrhae
- Orodes The King Of Kings
- Mehrdad I Captures Babylon
- Ecbatana Becomes Median Capital
- The Battle Of Mycale
- The Battle Of Plataea
- Hadrianus Makes Peace With Iran
- Ptolemy III Retreats From Susa
- Ardeshir Marries Mitra
- Seleucia Constructions Started
بابل
Babylon, Ancient Babylonian Empire
- Cyrus The Great Enters Babylon
- Iran-Akkad Alliance Conquers Nineveh
- Cambyses Attends Akitu Festival
- Dariush Defeats Nidintu-Bel
- Dariush II Becomes King
- Arakha Revolts In Babylon
- Ecbatana Becomes Median Capital
- Hadrianus Makes Peace With Iran
- Ardeshir Marries Mitra
بابلیان
- Cyrus The Great Enters Babylon
- Iran-Akkad Alliance Conquers Nineveh
- Cambyses Attends Akitu Festival
- Dariush Defeats Nidintu-Bel
- Dariush II Becomes King
- Arakha Revolts In Babylon
- Ecbatana Becomes Median Capital
لقمان بابا
See Also:Loghman Baba in Media Gallery
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