Foreign Influence in Persia

In the 19th century, the monarchy was only the most important of several influential groups in Iranian society, the others were tribal leaders, landlords, and muzite. .1 their identity to the religious control of the Iranian people, and their roots are the struggle against the public after the Russian war, the source of independent wealth by religious taxation, and the control of courts and education.

Persian Christianity faced intermittent persecution until the 424 year Persian church officially declared that the Christian church elsewhere is completely independent and there was no doubt about the contact of foreigners. With the influence of international balsas, the Persian church admitted the doctrine of Motosea which is the sovereign of the Nestorian theologian of the right faith in February 486. This position was reaffirmed by Burton's director (497-502), and since then the church has become a nestorian.

The Safavid Empire was the first Persian empire established after Arabs conquered Shah Ismail I. In the base of Ardavir, Safavidos established the control of the Persian / Iranian region, reaffirmed the identity of Persia in this region, became the first Persian Dynasty from the Sasania Empire. Establish a unified Persian country

The Persian Empire in the SARS era was interrupted by the Arabian Persian conquest in 651 AD, and a larger Islamic caliph, which was later invaded by the Mongolians, was established. The main religion of ancient Persia was local Zoroastrianism, but gradually replaced by Islam after the 7th century and achieved most of its accomplishments in the 10th century. The Safavid Empire was the first Persian empire established after Arabs conquered Shah Ismail I. In the base of Ardavir, Safavidos established the control of the Persian / Iranian region, reaffirmed the identity of Persia in this region, became the first Persian Dynasty from the Sasania Empire. Establish a unified Persian country

Conquest of Islam in Persia has ended the Sassani dynasty, which led to the ultimate decline of Persian Zoroastrianism. Eventually most Iranian people converted to Muslim. Most aspects of the Persian civilization were not abandoned but absorbed by the new Islamic government. It is a municipality located in central Spain, 70 km south of Madrid. It is the capital city of Toledo. It is also the capital of Autonomous Region of Castile-La Mancha. It was registered as a World Heritage by UNESCO in 1986. Its abundant cultural heritage and memorial heritage, and Christianity, Muslim, and Jewish culture coexist.