Iran met against its counterpart, Wales, in the second round of the group stage of the World Cup 2022, and Iran is home to one of the oldest civilizations in the world, as the first ruling strain was formed in Iran during the Elame Kingdom in 2800 BC.
The Media united Iran in the Empire in 625 BC, and then established the Iranian Achaemenid Empire, and then the Hellenic Empire and two of the subsequent Iranian empires, the Parthians and the Sassanids, before the Islamic conquest in 651 AD, and during the era of the Islamic State breeds, the Persian language and Persian culture spread In all parts of the Iranian plateau, the Iranian strains have confirmed early on Iranian independence, and these strains are the pure state, the bile state, the Samanis, and the Puyion.
As for the origin of the name of Iran, it is Arian, in the ancient Persian consisting of Ari and “that” that is for the ratio to the flags, and the meaning of the name “land of the Aryan”, and the word was used locally since the era of the Sassanids, in ancient times, and in modern times, it was used again in 1935 And before that the country was known as Persia.
The origin of the word Iran is the word Arya, and it was collected by Aryun, and it is likely that these tribes were displaced to West Asia in 2000 BC. From Anatolia during the days of the Assyrians, these tribes established the Persian Empire, which reached the climax of the days of King Korch the Great in 55 BC. Emperor Dara I, and behind him, Khashayarra, the first, as it included the lower Egypt (Delta), Greece, Asia Minor and parts of what is currently known as Pakistan and Turkestan.
They established a postage service, paved the ways, encouraged trade and the arts of writing, and tried to integrate Babylonian civilizations with the Pharaonic, Assyrian and Lyde (see: Lydia), but Alexander the Great brought down this empire in the fourth century BC.
But they managed to get rid of the Greeks’ rule of the Near East countries during the third century BC, and they regained their strength, but the Sassanids took advantage of internal conflicts and united Persia, then they entered into continuous wars with the Byzantines for four centuries until its fall at the Islamic conquest in the seventh century AD..
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