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 Historical background of Hamedan

Most cities of the Province especially Hamedan, Nahavand and Toyserkan are very ancient. Herodot, Greek historian Called Hamedan as Ekbatan and said that Diaeco (founder of Median dynasty) has built it. Achamenidae called Hamedan Hegmataneh (place to assemble) and chose it as their capital. As you read in history of Iran, Hamedan was the first capital of the first government in Iran. Archeological excavations in Gyan Hill (Nahavand), site of Habakuk the Prophet and his immigration to Tuyserkan (about 700 BC), Babakamal historical hill in Tuyserkan, Nooshijan historical hill near Malayer show the antiquity of these three cities. Various cultural and historical monuments in Hamedan cause that in the date of April 21th , 1991 in the Nation Supreme Council of Architecture & Urbanism meeting,This city has recognition as one of the six historical and cultural cities of the country.

 

 

Emamzadeh Yahya mausoleum is located in a part of the city of the same name in the middle of Madani Boulevard. There is no writing on the Emamzadeh Yahya's building inscriptions which makes clear whose shrine this is and when it was built Also there is no writing on the epitaph, but the marble agate stone that was excavated several years ago denotes the name of the owner as Yahya, and now this stone is placed on the mausoleum wall.

 
 
 
 

According to "Serr-ol­Ansab", he is related to Imam Hassan Mojtaba by eight generations as follow:
Yahya Ibn-e Ali Ibn-e Hossein Ibn-e Haroon AI-Ghat'e Ibn-e Hossein Ibn-e Mohammad lbn-e Haroon Ibn-e Mohammad Ibn-e Ghasem Ibn-e Hassan Ibn-e Zeyd Ibn-e Hassan Mojtaba (P.B.U.H). Lie lived in the second half of the 8th century (A.H). This building belongs to Teymorian or Ilkhanian period. This monument was registered as an Iranian national and historical monument No. 3/1286. dated 17.6.1975.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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