Exclusive palace of Xerxes (Hadish)
Khasyar Shah's private palace (Known as Hadish) In the east of "Palace" you can see the remains of a magnificent palace, which was built by the order of King Xerxes according to its inscriptions.. In one inscription, he called this building "Hadish", but in another inscription, he called it Techer.. Therefore, applying the name "Hadish" to this building is not very correct
Because it is obvious that both words had the same meaning. Until recently, all the art historians and archaeologists found this palace completely built by Xerxes, engraved on a stone in the northeast corner of "Hadish" that had fallen upside down, where "Darius Shah" was written instead of Xerxes, that is It was proved that this palace was started by Darius and was completed by his son Xerxes.. With this discovery, many Westerners' results, especially Michael Ruff's, about the building of this building and even the map of Persepolis were rejected. Anyway, the Hadish palace attributed to Xerxes was built on a rock in the south of Sefa and its floor was nearly 18 meters high from the level of the plain.. The longitudinal axis of the palace is west-east and its area is approximately 2550 square meters (۴۰*۵۵) meters.
A two-way staircase on the west side and another one on the northeast side, respectively, lead to the courtyard of Darius Palace (Thatcher) And the courtyard of "D Palace" joins.
