History of Persepolis (پارسه)
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The three-door palace or the central palace of Persepolis
In the center of the royal pavilion of Takht Jamshid, there is a small palace that leads to other palaces through three doors and several corridors, and for this reason it is called "central palace" or "three doors", which is also called the gate of the kings.. Because the nobility of the country has been engraved on its stairs…
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Short from Persepolis or Parse
Takht Jamshid or Parse is the name of one of the ancient cities of Iran, which was the ceremonial capital of the Iranian Empire during the Achaemenid dynasty.. Alexander the Great, the Greek general, attacked Iran in 330 BC and burned Persepolis. However, the ruins of this place still exist…
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Biography and (biography, diary) Khashoggi Shah
King Xerxes had great qualities so that the great Greeks praised his secretary. It is known that when Alexander burned Persepolis, the statue of Xerxes fell to the ground and Alexander said: آیا باید بخاطر روح عالی و صفات نیکویت تو را از روی زمین بردارم یا بگذارم…
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