Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This video shows the complete evolution of Iran from 7000 BCE to 2100 CE in a visual timeline format.
Starting from early settlements and ancient civilizations like Elam, the Achaemenid Empire, and the Sasanian Empire, this timeline covers major historical events including Islamic conquest, Safavid rule, Qajar dynasty, modern Iran, and future projections.
Each scene in this video represents a specific time period with key events, leaders, and transformations that shaped Iran into what it is today.
📊 What this video shows:
Major historical milestones
Rise and fall of empires
Cultural and religious transformations
Wars, revolutions, and political changes
Future predictions based on current global trends
This is a timeline-based data comparison video, where each tile represents a different year or period, helping you understand how Iran has evolved over time.
Disclaimer: This video is based on historical data and widely accepted timelines. Future events are projections based on current trends and may not be exact.
This video shows the complete evolution of Iran from 7000 BCE to 2100 CE in a visual timeline format.
Starting from early settlements and ancient civilizations like Elam, the Achaemenid Empire, and the Sasanian Empire, this timeline covers major historical events including Islamic conquest, Safavid rule, Qajar dynasty, modern Iran, and future projections.
Each scene in this video represents a specific time period with key events, leaders, and transformations that shaped Iran into what it is today.
📊 What this video shows:
Major historical milestones
Rise and fall of empires
Cultural and religious transformations
Wars, revolutions, and political changes
Future predictions based on current global trends
This is a timeline-based data comparison video, where each tile represents a different year or period, helping you understand how Iran has evolved over time.
Disclaimer: This video is based on historical data and widely accepted timelines. Future events are projections based on current trends and may not be exact.
