Persian Immortals Come Alive
Persian Achaemenian Military Uniforms Reenactments
2 Chapters of Military History and Photo Galleries
Chapter 1: Persian Achaemenian Imperial Immortals and Takabara Come Alive
Ahreeman X
March 11, 2018
Year 2576 Shahanshahi PIY
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander with Spear
Happy Nowruz Persian New Year 2577 Shahanshahi PIY and Happy Persian Cultural Month of March. Eternal be Purple and Gold, the Immortals and the Persian Colors.
Persian Immortals Battle March
Chapters Index
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I. Persian Achaemenian Imperial Immortals and Takabara Come Alive
* Definitions
* Prologue
* Persian Immortals Come Alive
* Gallery 1
II. Persian Achaemenian Imperial Guards and Army Come Alive
* Gallery 2
* Epilogue
* Sources
Persian Achaemenian Immortals Traditional Slow Formal March
Notice Spear Bottoms on top of Shoes
Definitions
In this piece, we speak of four groups:
Persian Immortals Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Takabara Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Imperial Guards Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Army Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Immortal Short Spearman Attack
Let us define them:
Persian Immortals Achaemenid Soldiers
Immortals were the elite special forces of the Persian Empire. Immortals were on and off, mostly an active group in the Persian Military History since the Achaemenid Empire (559 BC - 330 BC) all the way to the Pahlavi Kingdom (1925 - 1979).
Pictorial History of Iranian Military Uniforms
Book in 23 Chapters by Ahreeman X
Persian Takabara Achaemenid Soldiers
Takabara were Achaemenid Persian Empire’s tough heavy-duty infantry units. Takabara were well skilled beyond the regular infantry.
Persian Imperial Guards Achaemenid Soldiers
Imperial Guards were the close circle of Immortals surrounding and protecting the Shahanshah (Persian Emperor) and the Royal Family. Imperial Guards were on and off, mostly an active group in the Persian Military History since the Achaemenid Empire (559 BC - 330 BC) all the way to the Pahlavi Kingdom (1925 - 1979).
Persian Army Achaemenid Soldiers
Achaemenian Army once protected and expanded the soul superpower on Earth, the mighty Persian Achaemenid Empire (559 BC - 330 BC). Persian Achaemenid Empire was just and allowed dominated nations and people to remain in their own faiths and practice their own cultures. Persian Achaemenid Empire was the original Federal System on Earth. There existed no Slavery in the Persian Achaemenid Empire.
Civilization: Persia versus Greece and Rome
History of Federalism in Iran
History of Slavery in Iran
It All Started by Islam!
Persian Achaemenian Immortal
Prologue
Consider this piece, a present from me to you for the “Persian Cultural Month”, the Month of March. Consider it also a Nowruz present from me to you.
Persian Cultural Month of March
An IPC Tradition on Month of March
Nowruz Persian New Year Haft Sin Table
Part 1: Iran Nationalist Haft Sin Table
Persian Cultural Month
I encourage all, to do what they can to contribute to the “Persian Cultural Month”. This event started by IPC to protect and serve the Persian Culture but now it belongs to all Iranians and Lovers of Iran, globally.
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander rising Achaemenian Eagle Standard
What Can You do for Persian Cultural Month?
Do what you can to spread the “Persian Cultural Month”. Start by reading and viewing this piece, send the links to everyone you know and post the links in every blog or forum that you know.
Contribute to Persian Cultural Month of March by:
If you are a writer, write about Persian Culture, History and Philosophy.
If you are an artist, draw, sculpt and paint Persian art.
If you are a poet, write Persian Poetry.
If you are a cartoonist, draw cartoons.
If you are a graphic designer, create graphics.
If you are an animator, create animations.
If you are a Lover of Iran, spread the news about the Persian Cultural Month.
Persian Cultural Month is an IPC tradition to protect and serve the Persian Culture. Do your part by sending us your articles, books, cartoons, art, music, graphics, videos and everything else you have to contribute.
Do your best to spread the news. Do not remain silent because silence is death of Iran. Committing silence is supporting IRI Islamist Regime and the Mullahs’ Theocracy to remain in power for decades more.
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander rising the Achaemenian Eagle Standard and stepping on the back of the defeated Greek Hoplite as a show of force and Pure Persian Pride
My Duty to Protest and Serve the Persian Culture
Folks,
My duty is to keep the Persian Culture Alive.
My job is to Protest and Serve the Persian Culture.
Thus, I am here once again to fulfill my national duty to Iran and Iranians.
This one goes to the Persian History Buffs, All Lovers of Iran and Friends of Iran.
To be Persian does not necessarily mean to be born in Iran.
To be Persian does not even mean to be born in all the Ex States of Iran and today’s fabricated independent nations by Britain and Russia such as:
Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Iraq and so on … all of these so-called countries have no identity but the Iranian identity.
Atlas of Iran Maps
Book in 15 Chapters by Ahreeman X
To be Persian, you do not have to be born in Iran and Vicinity.
Achaemenian Greek Persian Guard
Greek Persian Citizens of the Persian Empire were some of the bravest warriors amongst the 100 different races of the Persian Empire.
Grand Admiral Artemisia of the Persian Imperial Navy (The Lioness)
300: Rise of an Empire, the Real Story
To be Persian, is a State of Mind and a State of Heart!
You can be born anywhere in the world but as long as Iran is on your mind and in your heart, then you are Persian. All Lovers of Iran, Persian History, Persian Poetry, Persian Culture and Persianhood are Persians.
Achaemenian Greek Persian Guard patrols the river
We are Persians, Not Muslims!
You can’t shove Islam down intelligent people’s throats. Persians are way too intelligent to be forced to become Muslims. Muhammad designed Quran, Hadith and Islam for Arab Bedouin residing in Arabian Deserts of the Arabian Peninsula! We have 8000 years of Civilization. We are Mother Civilization of Earth. We are too advance, too intelligent and too free to become Muslims and to live under Islam. They have been trying to shove Islam down our throats, now for over 1400 years, but unsuccessful they have been, because the resistance continues until this day!
Today, due to extreme oppression of IRI (Islamic Republic of Iran), there exists a massive population of Persians abroad. After all, no educated and independent free individual can live under Islam and the Islamic Shari’a Law.
222 Years of Struggle for Independence of Iran (651 AD - 873 AD)
Book in 4 Parts and 15 Chapters by Ahreeman X
As the results of the illegitimate occupation of Iran via AIOG (Arabo Islamic Occupational Government), it has been about 4 decades that Persians have fled Iran to live in exile, simply because there is no room for Freemen and Free-Women in an Islamic Ruled country.
Achaemenian Greek Persian Guard stand
Iranians are one of the most educated and intelligent technocrats and professional people around the world. They could have served working for their own country but now for about four decades, they have been blooming the economy, business, medical science, computer science, aerospace engineering and technology of America, Europe and other nations. After all, how can a free human being work and live under Islam?!
Iranian Population Inside and Outside Iran
The IRI occupation of Iran and migration of the Persians abroad, specifically to the USA, has made us decide to come up with the “Persian Cultural Month” (Month of March).
Persian Cultural Month of March
An IPC Tradition on Month of March
Persian Achaemenian Immortal at the river
Month of March is a Persian Month. All of these important events occur in March:
* Beginning of Spring (March 21st) which is the beginning of the Persian New Year
* Reza Shah the Great, Father of Nation’s Birthday
* Chahar Shanbe Suri Celebration of Fire Festival
* Nowruz Persian New Year
* Zarathustra Spitmata’s Birthday
* Birth of Iran Politics Club
Nowruz Persian New Year Haft Sin Tabe 1
Part 1: Iran Nationalist Haft Sin Table
Nowruz Persian New Year Haft Sin Table 2
Part 2: Nowruz, Mehregan and Yalda Tables
Zarathustra, the Real Story
Zoroastra and Zoroastrianism
Reza Shah the Great, Real Story
For more information on Persian Events during the Month of March, observe:
IPC Iranian Calendar
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander
Why I Use Persian Imperial Year (PIY) Iranian Calendar?
You may ask, why do I always start my articles and books, related to “Persian Cultural Month” with the PIY (Persian Imperial Year) Shahanshahi Calendar?
The answer is simple: I am no Monarchist and Shahanshahi Calendar has nothing to do with Monarchy; however, Shahanshahi Calendar has everything to do with being Persian.
I am Persian. I am not Muslim. You cannot be Persian and Muslim both, thus they contradict each other and they have antagonistic conflict of identity with each other. I am not Arabo-Muslim, but I am Persian.
My Calendar and every Iranian Nationalist’s Calendar cannot be based on Arabo-Islamic Events.
Hejri Qamari is a Sunni based Calendar according to Hejrat (movement) of Muhammad from Mecca to Medinah, and in accordance to the lunar positions. This Calendar is a Tazi based system.
Hejri Shamsi is a Shiite based Calendar according to Hejrat (movement) of Muhammad from Mecca to Medinah, and in accordance to the Solar position. This Calendar is a Tazi based system.
We are Aryan, Persian at least majority are! We are not Tazi nor our culture is inferior to Tazi, neither we should copy and follow Tazi based Calendar System.
My calendar base is 559 BC, Coronation of Cyrus The Great, beginning of the First Persian Empire (1st Pars). As of this date Persian Kingdom became Persian Empire.
Start Date of the Persian Empire by Cyrus the Great is my calendar base.
Why Persian Imperial Year (PIY) Iranian Calendar?
Why Change Persian Alphabet from Tazi to Latin?
Persian Alphabet Latin Standard
Neveshtar-e Parsi be Latin
Persian Achaemenian Battle Tent at the battleground camp
Today’s Iranians are not Yesterday’s Persians
Today’s Iranians are not Yesterday’s Persians and that is why Iran is a mess!
Iranians worship Dead Arabs who raped their mothers, murdered their fathers and took their sisters and brothers as concubines and slaves to Mecca!
Iranians surely know Muhammad, Ali, Hassan, Hussein and the rest of these Arab Bandits and Murderers, but do they know their own heroes who fought and died for Iran?
Do you know Cyrus the Great?
Author of the first human right document in the history of the world?
Do you know Ferdowsi?
Reviver of the Persian Language?
Do you know Yaqub Leis Saffarid?
Reviver of the Persian Culture?
Cyrus the Great
The Cyrus Cylinder
Abolqasem Ferdowsi
222 Years of Struggle for Independence of Iran (651 AD - 873 AD): Part 4
Yaqub Leis Saffarid
Pictorial History of Iranian Military Uniforms: Chapter 14. Saffarid
Book in 23 Chapters
Do you know what it means to be Persian?
Do you know Iran?
Iran or Persia? Iranian or Persian? Farsi or Persian?
Country, People and Language, Which is Correct and Why?
Above are the reasons that I am writing this piece. My duty to Iran and Iranians is to keep the Persian Culture Alive. This is exactly what I am doing.
Achaemenian Greek Persian Guard and Immortal Guard stand guard in front of the Battle Tent at the battleground camp
Persian Immortals Come Alive
In the past, we have brought the Persian Miniatures to life.
Live Persian Miniature Paintings!
Persian Miniature Paintings Come Alive!
Now it is time to bring the Military History to life. Let us bring the Yesterday’s Persians back to life, so maybe by doing such, we will energize and empower Today’s Iranians to once more become like Yesterday’s Persians and get back to the Persianhood.
Let us bring the Persian Immortals back to life.
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander stands near the battleground tent
Achaemenian Empire Standards behind him
Persian Immortals Come Alive Parts
We are basically categorizing in this manner:
I. Persian Achaemenian Imperial Immortals and Takabara Come Alive
II. Persian Achaemenian Imperial Guards and Army Come Alive
we cover these groups:
Persian Immortals Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Takabara Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Imperial Guards Achaemenid Soldiers
Persian Army Achaemenid Soldiers
Let us bring Military History to life.
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander sits at the battle tent
Military History Reenactments
To bring the Persian Military History back to life, a number of our friends, history buffs, military history fans, Persian History enthusiasts and friends of Iran have done superb reenactments of the specific moments in the Persian History.
We salute all of these friends for spending time, money and effort to reenact the Persian History. They have done a service to Military History and Iran.
At the end of these pictorial galleries and Chapter 2, we will name these friends, reenactors and their websites under the “Sources”.
Enjoy the galleries:
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Officer greets the Immortal Commander Royalty
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Officer shows the Immortal Commander Royalty, the Rings of Power which he must deliver safely to the Persepolis and hand it to the High Zoroastrian Priestess for the Ring of Power Ceremony. In this ceremony, Ahuramazda or Anahita grants the Ring of Power to Shahanshah (Persian Emperor). The Shahanshah (Emperor) or Shahbanu (Empress) is not the legitimate ruler of the empire until he or she granted the Ring of Power.
For more information on Ring of Power, review middle of the page:
Pictorial History of Iranian Military Uniforms: Chapter 12
Book in 23 Chapters by Ahreeman X
Persian Achaemenian Empire Rings of Power
Persian Antiquity used for camp ceremonies and feast: rhytons, wine drinking cups, pitcher, mug, cup, plates, shot cups, and rings of power
Persian Achaemenian Immortal with hookah (qalyan), rests and relaxes after supper
Persian Immortal pouring drink from rhyton to the cup
Persian Achaemenian Immortal has a drink
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander at battle
Persian Achaemenian Immortal with mattock axe
Persian Achaemenian heavy armored Infantry Immortal with mattock axe
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander Royalty under canopy
Persian Achaemenian Takabara Messenger (right) arriving from far, reports to the Immortal (left)
Persian Achaemenian Immortals
Persian Achaemenid Imperial Troops
L to R: Takabara, Heavy Armored Immortal, Immortal Commander, Light Infantry Immortal
L to R: Persian Achaemenian Immortal, Lady and Takabara
L to R: Lady, Immortal and Takabara
Scythian Persian Guard (left) with Immortals
Persian Troops with Achaemenid Eagle Standard
Persian Achaemenid Imperial Troops War Exercise
Persian Achaemenid Imperial Troops Battle Formation
Persian Achaemenid Imperial Troops holding the fort against the Greek Attack
Persian Achaemenid Imperial Troops holding the fort against the Greek Invasion
Persian Imperial Troops Shield Up
Imperial Achaemenid Eagle Standard Bearer at back
Persian Achaemenid Imperial Camp
L to R: Immortal, Light Infantry Immortal, Immortal Commander, Lady, Heavy Armored Takabara Infantry, Takabara
Persian Achaemenian Immortals
Exhausted Persian Achaemenian Troops back from campaign
Commander carries the torch
Commander carries the Eagle Standard
The Sacred Achaemenian Eagle Standard
Persian Imperial Troops Gathering
Persian Achaemenian Imperial Troops at dusk
Persian Immortal with mattock axe
Persian Heavy Infantry Immortal Commander
Persian Achaemenian Takabara at camp-side
Persian Achaemenian Takabara at riverside
Persian Achaemenian Takabara
Persian Achaemenian Lady
Persian Achaemenian Imperial Troops at Fort
L to R: Heavy Infantry Takabara, Light Infantry Immortal Guard, Immortal Commander, Standard Bearer Takabara, and Immortal Spearman
Persian Achaemenian Standard Bearer at the fort
At the Achaemenian Fort
Persian Achaemenian Lady, Immortal Commander and Standard Bearer Takabara
Persians at the Achaemenian Fort
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander and Royalty Lady view outside the fort window while Standard Bearer stands guard
Persian Achaemenian Immortal Commander and Royalty Lady romancing at the fort
Persian Achaemenian Imperial Immortal Commander looks at distance outside the fort window
Persian Achaemenian Immortals
Persian Immortal
Persian Achaemenian Heavy Immortal Infantry Commander
Persian Achaemenian Imperial Troops at the riverside
Staring outside the fort window
Persian Achaemenian Imperial Troops keep an eye outside the fort window, watching out like hawks to protect the Persian Empire’s boundaries. The Commander, Takabara and Immortal with faraway eyes, glance through the distant horizon while the eternal Achaemenian Eagle Standard is standing at the background. Cyrus, rest in peace, thus we are awake. Farewell until the next campaign!
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