The Great Shah Abbas

The wonderful Shahbas of Shah Abbas ruled from 1588 to 1629. He was a ruler, and moved the capital from Salzjuk to Esfahan in the central part of the country. This is an attempt to concentrate his political and religious authority, develop capital, and establish Iran as world power from an economic and political point of view. She Abbas has renovated the Little Timur Palace to Alicep, the entrance to the Royal Garden, or "a sublimely harbor", and began his renovation work. Abbas used it as his headquarters, and under his guidance his architects often began to create his new capital under his personal supervision.

The painting of the palace depicts the adventure of King Abha the Abbas. A man (a man, not a horse) on a huge mustache must be Abbas. Finally, I saw Esfahan, Meydan, and Imato, the main square of Ima. Head Square Our local tour guide insists that this square is the largest and most beautiful square in the world. Sheikh Lutfollah Mosque is located across from Alicri palace. This is a different mosque than all the other mosques in Iran. It is not a public place, it is a private place mainly used by Mr. Shah. That is why there is no minaret. It is also not blue or blue-green color, but yellow. Inside, this is an incredibly beautiful mosque, but ... the best is coming

Maidan-i Shah Royal Plaza is the cornerstone of Esfahan architecture in Shah Abbas. In the area around the square there is a two-story arcade where Shah Abbas built four main buildings on both sides of the Royal Plaza. The bazaar on the north side is a testimony of Shah · Abbas' wish to stimulate Iran's economic growth. On the west side there are Palace and office of Shah Abbas, which houses all government related personnel and problems. The Shaikh Lotfallah mosque is on the east side. It represents Shah Abbas' responsibility as a religious leader to his people. The fourth and most important building of "new" Esfahan is the Royal Mosque on the south side of Royal Plaza. It is the largest building on the premises connecting the church and the country. Royal Plaza proclaims that Shah Abbas intends to insist on the power and fame of Isfahan, a diverse Iranian state consisting of numerous minorities and resources of the world.