Faramarz Asadi
Faramarz Asadi was the (Mirza) prince of the Feyli Kurds and the tribal chief (Sheikh) of the Malekshahi in Iran and Iraq. In World War II he was the vali of the Ilam province. Faramarz Asadi fought during the years of the Ottoman, Russian and British invaders. In 1945, after the World War II and the occupation of Iran, Asadi was appointed as governor of the Ilam province. He was one of the homeland patriots and an idealist, his lack of compromise with British and Russian forces in peace Poshtkoh impact was during World War II Asadi was the founder of the city of Arkavaz and the Malekshahi County.
Faramarz Asadi | |
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Haj Mirza Faramarz Asadi Khan | |
tribal chief (sheikh) of the Malekshahi, (Mirza) prince of the Feyli Kurds | |
Born | 1869 Arkavaz, Malekshahi County, Iran |
Died | 1969 Arkavaz, Malekshahi County, Iran |
Burial | Fatima Masumeh Shrine, Qom, Iran |
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