ظهور ققنوس؛ پسری که ایران را دوباره زنده کرد! (قسمت اول: حماسه صفوی)

In the first episode of the documentary series “Safavid Epic,” we will travel to the darkest and brightest days of Iranian history. The year is 873 AH; Iran is burning in the fire of chaos of local rulers and no steel walls are left to guard this land. In the meantime, there is only one name that spreads a shadow of hope over the oppressed people: “Safavid Dynasty.” In this episode, you will witness the most heartbreaking scenes of Safavid history; from the brutal siege and martyrdom of “Sultan Ali Padasha,” the older brother of Shah Ismail, to the breathtaking escape of seven-year-old Ismail from the clutches of death in the heart of the cold mountain nights. How did a boy who was supposed to grow up in the court of kings become a refugee in the foggy forests of Gilan to sow the seeds of a great empire in the heart of history? In this episode, you will see: The untold story of the young Shah Ismail's years of hiding and wandering in the forests of Lahijan. The key role of powerful Safavid women (such as Martha and Shah Pasha Khatun) in saving the life of the only heir to the dynasty. How the sword of the Qizilbas was linked to the religious and political ideals of the Safavids. Reconstructed images of epic battles between King Sultan Ali and the Turkmen armies. This documentary is based on primary historical sources, including "Alam-e-Aray Safavid", "Ahsan-al-Tawarikh" and "History of Iran in the Safavid Era" by Roger Sivery. 🔔 To follow the continuation of this epic and watch the next episodes, be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell. #Shah_Ismail #History_of_Iran #Safavid #Historical_Documentary #Qizilbash #Safavid_History #Shah_Ismail_of_Safavid #Documentary Shah Ismail, Shah Ismail Safavi, History of Iran, Historical Documentary, Safavid Dynasty, Safavid History, Qizilbash, Founding of the Safavid State, Evil War, Epic Documentary, History of Iran after Islam, Battle of Chaldoran, Shah Ismail I, Historical Story, Life of Shah Ismail.