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MAGICAL PERSIA: BY SHORE VAKILI
On a day like today, the Guadalupe Conference (1357) between the heads of state of the three major powers of the Western Bloc (America, England, France and West Germany) was held on the island of Guadalupe and one of its main topics was to review the situation in Iran.
Jimmy Carter writes about this in his memoirs:
I noticed the other three leaders are not very supportive of the king. They were thinking of forming a non-military state and all were saying, the king must go as soon as possible. They also had my opinion about the cohesion and staying strong in the armed forces.
Valerie Giskardstein, French President:
The only country that called the end of the Shah’s rule at this meeting was the US representative who believed it was time to change the Iranian regime as we all marveled and amazed. Because, as far as we were aware, the United States supported the Iranian government …
Sullivan, US time ambassador:
At the Guadalupe conference, the leaders of three Western countries convinced the US President that there is no way left to save the king and that the West must think of a way to preserve its vital interests in this critical region of the world.
Iran’s ambassador to the UN also citing sources close to the French presidency office:
At the Guadalupe conference, it was revealed that the Americans were almost certain of Khomeini’s victory around December 1962 and have also tried in the same direction to communicate with Khomeini and those around him in any way possible by themselves or others.
The king in his memories:
Since a few weeks ago from the Guadalupe Conference, pressure began for me to leave the country; over a few weeks of negotiations on the formation of a coalition government, the prerequisite, was my determination to go abroad to use the vacation… Several foreigners came to Iran as a visit and asked me to leave the country … I suppose that at the Guadalupe conference, France and Germany agreed to my dismissal at the suggestion of Britain and America. The Guadalupe Conference was called the “state of the Middle East” without the Soviet presence…
Qara Baghi Timsar:
Timsaran and I were surprised at General Heiser’s suggestion… Told the traders, you notice that General Heiser used to tell us repeatedly that the US government supports the Bakhtiar administration… But now he offers to meet with Khomeini’s representatives and the opposition… Is it possible that they want it both ways?! Commanders and agents confirmed my statements. We were all surprised and sad..
Timsar Rabiei, Air Force commander, in court after the victory of the revolution:
Five, six days were left for the king to leave, Heiser’s head was found. Ghare Baghi said, let’s have a meeting… Heiser came and said: I have come to tell you, the king must go. Just like that; to the saints of the world in my life, it was the biggest blow …
Ibrahim Yazdi:
Warren Zimmerman sent a message from the US government that General Heiser is confident that he has abandoned Iranian troops from the coup. They (Iranian troops) will be quiet and calm in this period … My government believes, there is a fundamental need for Ayatollah Khomeini’s qualified representatives to meet with military leaders and reach a fundamental agreement… This action is very important and urgent.
Jimmy Carter from America and Gyskardston from France, Kalahan from England and Schmidt from Germany decided that the king should leave Iran. 70 days later, the king left so that Iran would not engage in civil war, two years later, in July 191, Jimmy Carter was asked at the Guadalupe conference, what did you say that the West agreed to the king’s exit from Iran?
Jimmy Carter said: I reminded them you can’t handle Japan in industry how you’re making a second Japan in the Middle East with your hands
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I follow the footsteps of FM SAM MANEKSHAW MC also, by named SAM BAHADUR (VALIANT) who had used his decisive strategy and in just 13 days, defeated Pakistan and liberated Bangladesh, also, captured 93,000 PAKISTANI (PoW) and treated them well in according to the Geneva Conventions and sent them back home, Pakistan.
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Economic liberalization in the defense production sector came in 2001 by allowing full private sector participation and FDI up to 26%. The GOM recommendation after the Kargil war suggested creation of NTRO (National Technical Research Organisation) for centralized intelligence gathering, positioning a CDS to give single point military advice to the RM (Raksha Mantri – Defence Minister).
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Udvada, a charming Parsi village in Gujarat, is entirely distinct from Gujaratis in terms of their cuisine, customs, and architectural style.
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Defence minister Rajnath Singh (2R) with the Army chief, Gen Manoj Pande; Air Force chief, ACM Vikram Ram Chaudhari; and t
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Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System
Shushtar, Historical Hydraulic System, inscribed as a masterpiece of creative genius, can be traced back to Darius the Great in the 5th century B.C. It involved the creation of two main diversion canals on the river Kârun one of which, Gargar canal, is still in use providing water to the city of Shushtar via a series of tunnels that supply water to mills. It forms a spectacular cliff from which water cascades into a downstream basin. It then enters the plain situated south of the city where it has enabled the planting of orchards and farming over an area of 40,000 ha. known as Mianâb (Paradise). The property has an ensemble of remarkable sites including the Salâsel Castel, the operation centre of the entire hydraulic system, the tower where the water level is measured, dams, bridges, basins and mills. It bears witness to the know-how of the Elamites and Mesopotamians as well as more recent Nabatean expertise and Roman building influence.
How Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System Works:
Karun is one of the largest and most important rivers in Iran, which before entering Shushtar is divided into two branches called Gargar and Shatit. Gargar is an artificial river that belongs to the time of Ardashir I, the founder of the Sassanid Empire. Three tunnels carry water from the Gargar River to water structures. The incoming water is divided through several channels, turns the mill wheel, and then flows into the pond in the form of a waterfall.
The ancient hydraulic system of Shushtar has an amazing view and is one of the masterpieces of civil engineering in the world. The Sassanids used ancient techniques to share river water between different parts of Shushtar and even some nearby cities, part of which still work centuries later.
The buildings in the ancient site of Shushtar water structures are divided into three parts:
Eastern area: There are about 10 mills in this area. Some of them are the mill of two brothers, Darab Khan, Haj Mendel, Rataq. Each of these mills has two millstones. The water required for these mills is supplied in addition to the entrance tunnel.
Northern area: In this area, in addition to Khodayi mills, Reza Golab or cheese mill, and Rezvan mills, there are facilities related to the Mostofi power plant, which was built in 1332 and a pump house that supplied water to the city.
Western area: There are 21 mills in this area, and the water required for these mills was supplied through a three-furnace tunnel. The way to enter the western area is through a bridge called Duplon. The mills of this area are made in two types of slope and oven models. In addition to the mills, there is an ice factory and a water pump house.
Below the stairs in the western area (this staircase was the way to connect the old part of the city with the western area) and on the roof of the mill called Luali is a building with a square plan and a domed roof in the style of fire temples, which is attributed to the prayer hall. It is located at the end of the area called Sika. The entrance to these chambers is provided by stairs that are built into the rock.
Shushtar mills and waterfalls are some of the most unique examples that have been used for the optimal use of water in ancient times. This area is a complex of dams, tunnels, canals, and watermills, which is an industrial-economic complex and is part of the large complex of water structures in Shushtar, which is frequently mentioned in historical books.
The basis of the complex is that the Gargar Dam blocks the river route and raises the water level to draw water from three tunnels dug in the boulder. The three tunnels direct the water to the complex and are divided into several canals that, after turning the mills, the water flows in waterfalls into pool-like areas.
One of the most prominent features of the complex of mills and waterfalls is its proximity to the historical part of the city of Shushtar. In addition to industrial uses, this area also provided the water needed by the residents on days of water shortage.
A very beautiful and unique visual feature that exists in this collection and gives it a special effect is that the effluent of the mills flows in the form of beautiful artificial waterfalls into the pond-like areas, which creates an eye-catching and pleasant view.❤️
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102-YEAR-OLD LATE PROF MEHENDALE – A GATHA SCHOLAR
By Ervad Dr. Rooyintan Peshotan Peer
102-year-old Prof. Dr. Madhukar Anant Mehendale, who translated the Gathas into Marathi, is no more.
A brilliant Avesta scholar, his enhancement of the Zoroastrian scriptures needs to be lauded by the Parsi community.
Having been raised in Baroda, he was as fluent in Gujarati like that of his mother-tongue and, as fate would have been, he was appointed Professor at the S.B. Garda College in Navsari in the 1940s. Here he came in contact with our very revered late Dasturji Saheb Dr. Hormazdiar Kayoji Mirza, who was also teaching at Garda College.
Dr. Mehendele learnt the Avesta there and became quite conversant with the Zoroastrian theology.
In around 1951, Dr. Mehendale made Pune his permanent home. Around that time, the great Parsi linguist, Dr. Irach J.S. Taraporewala, founded the Department of Avestan Studies at the Vaidika Samshodhana Mandala (VSM) (Vedic Research Institute).
After the death of Dr. Taraporewala in 1953, another prominent Iranologist, Prof. Ervad Maneckji F. Kanga, became the Director of the said department.
The VSM has many publications to its credit with regard to Avestan Study, chief among them being the entire present Avesta texts into Devnagri script in three volumes.
Dr. Mehendale himself translated the Gathas into Marathi.
He also used to hold classes in Avesta at the VSM, at the Poona University, and at some study classes among the Parsis of Pune.
R.I.P.
The unlikely connection between the Japanese car brand Mazda and its model (Ahura) with its winged brand logo, and the ancient Iranian God ‘Ahura Mazda,’ is not accidental. It was a conscious decision by the Japanese car company to honor their founder Jujiro Matsuda, who was a great admirer of the ancient Aryan religion.
From the website itself:
‘The automaker’s name “Mazda” is derived from Ahura Mazda. Ahura Mazda is the god of intelligence, wisdom, and harmony. He has been recognized as the symbol of the birth of the Western and Eastern civilizations. He is also considered to represent the automobile culture. “Mazda” means ‘wisdom,’ while “Ahura” stands for ‘lord’ in Avestan, an Iranian language. He was also the name of the Zoroastrian God. The Japanese have been strongly influenced by Iranian Zoroastrianism.’
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A few years ago, during a visit to Drukyul, the Land of the Dragon as Bhutan is locally known, I had the occasion to meet a group of Bhutanese scholars
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BEHRAM YAZAD: VEHRAM YAZAD:
The Power of Prayers:
Journey of Faith : The Sasanian empire came to a formal end with the murder of Yazdegird III at Merv 651 C.E. A group of devout Zoroastrians from Kohistan in the north-east of Iran found the ever increasing religious persecution growing too much to bear and resolved to seek freedom of worship to India.
They traveled south, to the port Hormuz on the Persian Gulf, also known as Moghistan means place of the magi, i.e. who perform miracles, the Zoroastrian priests. Then, eventually secured a ship and sailed eastward, men, women and children. Their first halt was at the port of Diu in Gujarat, where they stayed for 19 years. From there they sailed again towards the southern part of Gujarat, but met with a dreadful hurricane in the middle of the sea. The faithful devotees of Ahura Mazda stood up and prayed to Mazda to deliver them from this mishap. If they reached unhurt upon the shores of Gujarat, they vowed that they would consecrate a sacred fire in honor of Behram Yazad Sahib, the Victorious Yazad, Who helps and protects the devout in perilous journeys.
Their sincere prayers were speedily answered and the violent storm subsided.
The founding fathers of the Parsee community reached the shores of southern Gujarat in 936 C. E. In accordance with the dictates of the religion, they consecrated the sacred fire called the Iran Shah and since then, we Parsee invoke our holiest of holy fire called Iran Shah. This was abridged with the little changes made from the Brief History of Parsi Priesthood, written by Dasturji Dr. Firoze M. Kotwal – Courtesy Jame Jamshed Press.
BEHRAM YAZAD: VEHRAM YAZAD:
The Power of Prayers:
Journey of Faith : The Sasanian empire came to a formal end with the murder of Yazdegird III at Merv 651 C.E. A group of devout Zoroastrians from Kohistan in the north-east of Iran found the ever increasing religious persecution growing too much to bear and resolved to seek freedom of worship to India.
They traveled south, to the port Hormuz on the Persian Gulf, also known as Moghistan means place of the magi, i.e. who perform miracles, the Zoroastrian priests. Then, eventually secured a ship and sailed eastward, men, women and children. Their first halt was at the port of Diu in Gujarat, where they stayed for 19 years. From there they sailed again towards the southern part of Gujarat, but met with a dreadful hurricane in the middle of the sea. The faithful devotees of Ahura Mazda stood up and prayed to Mazda to deliver them from this mishap. If they reached unhurt upon the shores of Gujarat, they vowed that they would consecrate a sacred fire in honor of Behram Yazad Sahib, the Victorious Yazad, Who helps and protects the devout in perilous journeys.
Their sincere prayers were speedily answered and the violent storm subsided.
The founding fathers of the Parsee community reached the shores of southern Gujarat in 936 C. E. In accordance with the dictates of the religion, they consecrated the sacred fire called the Iran Shah and since then, we Parsee invoke our holiest of holy fire called Iran Shah. This was abridged with the little changes made from the Brief History of Parsi Priesthood, written by Dasturji Dr. Firoze M. Kotwal – Courtesy Jame Jamshed Press.
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