Fath Ali Shah
Fath Ali Shah was the second ruler of the Qajar dynasty in Persia, reigning from 1797 to 1834. He is known for his efforts to modernize Persia and his significant contributions to art and architecture, including the expansion of the Golestan Palace. His reign was marked by both cultural flourishing and political challenges, including wars with Russia. Fath Ali Shah is often depicted in lavish attire, reflecting the opulence of his court, and he played a crucial role in establishing the ceremonial practices of Nowruz, particularly the 'Salam Nowrozi' ceremony, which celebrated the Persian New Year in grand style at his court.
Born on Oct 05, 1797 (227 years old)
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Fath Ali Shah is noted for leaving a legacy at the Golestan Palace with a significant marble throne.
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Fath Ali Shah was the Qajar king who entered the ceremony adorned with jewels and royal insignia.
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