In the 1800s, both BRITAIN and RUSSIA extended their spheres of influence into Iran. However, neither was able to exert complete control over the country.
British and the Russians
It was on of the three first empires in the world, it was originally named Persia, later changed to Iran
Iran was established when the Medes empire was formed with the Achaemenid empire. Cyrus the Great joined the two empires and established Persia, which was the biggest empire the world had ever seen. Several empires have risen from Iran and have conquered more land than Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great and Russia.
Iran was the centre of the Persian empire.
No. It is all down to the government.
The Parthians is what is Iran in the modern day. Persia on the other hand referred to many empires which were being controlled by the Parthian empire.
The first modern Persian Empire was the Safavid Empire in 1501 and Iran has remained more-or-less independent since then, but Iran has been the center of numerous other empires that may not have been headquartered within Iran's boundaries.
Timor-Leste, Mongolia, Japan, Venezuela, Iran, Iceland and Lichtenstein were not controlled by France in the mid-1800s.
Susa was an ancient city in Iran in the lower Zagros Mountains. It was part of the Elamite, Persian, and Parthian empires.
they have stayed calm and practically tried to come to an agreement with Iran
GREECEEgypt, Iran, and Spain were under the control of different Islamic Caliphates in 1000 C.E. (Fatimid Caliphate, the Buyid and Ghaznavid Empires, and the Umayyad Caliphate of Cordoba, respectively). However, Greece was still under the control of the Byzantine Empire. Greece would eventually fall in large chunks to the Ottoman Empire in the 1300s and finally capitulate in the 1400s.
Mohammed Ali Jafari is the true leader of Iran. He is the head of the Pasdaran (Revolutionary Guards) who are the military junta who control today's Iran.