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Shah Abbas.
Safavids Shah Abbas II.
Shah Abbas II.
He was one of Shah Abbas's generals.
Shah Abbas II.
He commenced the structural works in 1602 by the order of Shah Abbas the Great.
Shah Abbas 's.
In the summer of 1618, he joined Shah Abbas in a campaign in northern Persia.
Shah Abbas I.
A pavilion was inside the bridge, in which Shah Abbas used to sit and admire the view.
Shah Abbas I.
Further upstream is the Khaju bridge, which was built by Shah Abbas II in 1650.
Shah Abbas I.
There is a pavilion located in the center of the bridge where Shah Abbas used to sit there and enjoy the beauties.
Shah Abbas the Great.
We stroll through the Persian park Chekhel Sotun,which was built by Shah Abbas II in the 17th century.
Shah Abbas the Great.
It was built by the Persian Safavid king, Shah Abbas II, around 1650 AC on the foundations of an older bridge.
Shah Abbas II built it on the foundations of an older bridge around 1650.
Originally, it was a private and luxurious place of worship for Shah Abbas I and the women of his court.
In 1588, Shah Abbas I came to power.
However, when it was originally built it was a private andluxurious place of worship for Shah Abbas I and the women of his court.
Safavids, Shah Abbas II the Safavid, silver coin, 1647.
It was built during the reign of Shah Abbas II to irrigate and connect the king's gardens on both sides of the river.
In 1604, Shah Abbas I pursued a scorched-earth campaign against the Ottomans in the Ararat valley.
In the early 17th century, the Persian Shah Abbas the Great moved many Afshars from Azerbaijan to Khorasan to defend the north-eastern borders of his state against the Uzbeks.
The brilliant Shah Abbas I and his successors enshrined Shi'ism and rebuilt Esfahan, but the dynasty's decline was hastened by Afghan invasions in the early 18th century.
The Armenians, about two hundred thousand, live in Iran for 400 years, that is since(early part of the seventeenth century)the king Safavid Abbas Shah forced three hundred thousand of them to move to the country from Armenia for economic and political reasons.
Safavid Abbas Shah.