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Reza Pahlavi (also known as Mohammad Reza Pahlavi) was born in 1919. He was the last Shah of Iran and ruled the country from 1941 to 1979. As the final representative of the Iranian monarchy, he was dethroned during the 1979 Islamic Revolution. His father, Reza Shah Pahlavi, founder of the Pahlavi dynasty, was forced to abdicate in favor of his son due to pressure from Britain and the Soviet Union. Reza Pahlavi went to Switzerland for his education and returned to serve in the military. In 1941, at the age of 22, he assumed power after his father’s abdication. He introduced several reforms aimed at modernizing Iran and bringing it closer to the West. While some parts of society supported these reforms, they were criticized by those with traditional values and religious leaders. In 1959, Reza Pahlavi married Farah Diba, who became known as Iran’s last queen and was a beloved figure. Farah, educated and passionate about art and culture, initiated major projects to promote modern art and culture in Iran. The couple had four children: Reza, Farahnaz, Ali Reza, and Leila. Reza Pahlavi’s coronation took place in 1967, after he had solidified his authority. Through this grand ceremony, he aimed to showcase Iran’s strength and modernization efforts to the world. During the same ceremony, Farah Pahlavi was also crowned, receiving the title of “Shahbanu” (Empress), making her the first empress in Iranian history. With this title, Farah gained significant respect among the people and won their affection by supporting art, education, and cultural projects throughout the country. However, Reza Pahlavi's rule came to an end with the Islamic Revolution in 1979. Growing public discontent, social inequalities, and conflicts with the religious establishment forced him to leave Iran. The Pahlavi family settled in Egypt, and while there were hopes of restoring the monarchy, this never came to pass. Reza Pahlavi passed away in 1980. Farah Pahlavi continued living in France, maintaining her bond with the Iranian people and her dedication to their culture. Today, Farah resides in the United States and is still remembered as Iran's last queen. #lastshahofiran #lastshah #shahbanu #shahbanufarahpahlavi #farahdiba #farahpahlavi #rezapahlavi #mohammadrezapahlavi #pahlavi #pahlavifamily #pahlavidynasty #shahpalace #queen #empress #lastempress #thelastempress #empressofiran #gulistanpalacetehran #edit

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