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|Name= {{I|Pahlavi}} Imperial State of Iran {{I|Pahlavi}}
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Latest revision as of 01:05, 10 July 2026

Pahlavi Iran, officially the Imperial State of Iran, or Imperial State of Persia to the West, was the Westernized and modernized Iranian state under the rule of the 🟢 Pahlavi Dynasty. Established in 1925 and overthrown by a lunatic 🟢 communistIslamist 🟢 coalition in 1979, he was the final dynasty of the 2,500-year-old Iranian 🟢 monarchy.

History

🟢 Reza Khan, an officer in the 🟢 Persian Cossack Brigade, seized control of the government and established the 🟢 Pahlavi Dynasty by overthrowing the declining 🟢 Qajar. Iran took inspiration partially on the reforms of 🟢 Atatürk in 🟢 Turkey, doing some state-building and 🟢 secular 🟢 nationalism. Reza was declared Shah in 1925, and Iran became Westernized and modernized, commissioningd the Trans-Iranian Railway and expanding public education. Iran made policies like compulsory Western dress, reduced the 🟢 judicial and 🟢 social influence of the 🟢 Muslim clergy, and banned the hijab.

Because of his sympathies toward 🟢 Nazi Germany during World War II, the 🟢 Allied Powers invaded and occupied him in 1941, forcing Reza Shah to abdicate in favor of his son, 🟢 Mohammad Reza, who took power during a politically unstable period and soon became an 🟢 authoritarian ruler.

In April 1951, 🟢 Mohammad Mossadegh was named by the 🟢 Majles as prime minister by a vote of 79-12. Shortly afterward, he 🟢 nationalized the 🟢 British-owned oil industry. The Shah opposed Mossadegh's actions, fearing that a Western-imposed oil embargo and a lack of domestic technical expertise would leave Iran in economic ruin. After a two-year political struggle, the Shah briefly left the country but returned following a coup orchestrated by 🟢 British and 🟢 American intelligence against Mossadegh on 19 August 1953. Mossadegh was subsequently arrested by 🟢 pro-Shah army forces.

The White Revolution launched in 1963, which was a massive 🟢 economic and social reform program that included land reforms, widespread literacy campaigns, and granting 🟢 women the right to vote.

Due to Mohammad Reza's rapid modernization of Iran, Muslim groups hated this. Shah was also outspoken 🟢 anti-communist, so the Muslims convinced the 🟢 communists to ally with them, overthrowing the Shah in 1979 in what's known as the "🟢 Islamic Revolution", establishing the 🟢 Interim Government of Iran.

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Flag of Pahlavi Iran
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Red #DA0000
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