Dovletmamed Azadi. (№ 268398)

Quote Explanation: Shah the title of the monarch in some countries of the Middle East. Derived from the title Shah are the titles padishah and shahanshah. Sultan - Iranian monarchical title was also used in some Asian countries. The predecessor of the title "padishah" was a Persian title "Shah-EN-Shah" meaning "king of kings". Shahanshah is an ancient Persian and later the Iranian monarchical title. The title was first adopted by the rulers of Iran of the Sassanid dynasty, but it goes back to the title of Achaemenid, so the first shahanshahi in Iran called the Achaemenid king Cyrus II the Great. The title was used intermittently for 2500 years. Last shahanshah of Iran was Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, overthrown in 1979 during Islamic revolution. Translated By G. Veselkova.