Saed News: This collection presents a selection of photos of Ahmad Shah from his childhood to his reign, which is both fascinating and visually captivating. We hope it attracts the attention of researchers in the field of contemporary history.
According to the historical service of Saed News, Ahmad Shah Qajar was the seventh and last king of the Qajar dynasty. He was born in 1275 and ascended the throne at the age of 13. During his reign, Ahmad Shah faced many challenges, including World War I, the Constitutional Revolution, and the coup of 1299. In 1304, he was deposed by the National Assembly and exiled to Europe. He died in Paris in 1308.
The reign of Ahmad Shah Qajar was marked by the weakness and corruption of the Qajar government. He was a weak and indecisive ruler, with real power in the hands of ministers and courtiers. During this time, the economic and social situation in Iran was very poor, and people lived in poverty and misery. Ahmad Shah was unable to resolve any of the country's issues, and ultimately, with the coup of 1299 and his removal from the throne, the Qajar dynasty came to an end.
