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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Iran Unleashed: Book of RulersThe Land That Digested the WorldTwenty-five centuries. One nation that outlived every empire that tried to hold it.Most of us meet Iran in two ways only: ancient ruins in a museum, or a headline about the latest crisis. Between them sits one of the longest continuous stories any country has ever lived, and almost no one has been handed it in one clear piece. This book fixes that.From Kourosh the Great, who built the world's first great empire, to the leaders who rule Iran today, this is the whole sweep of Iranian history told in plain language, one ruler at a time. No scholarship required. No Farsi required. Just the long, extraordinary, blood-soaked, and beautiful story of who ruled one of the oldest nations on earth, and how, through every conquest, it somehow remained Iran.Each ruler gets a clear, at-a-glance card: reign, key events, real accomplishments, and a simple 1-to-5 rating across five measures, territory, population, economy, military, and sovereignty. A single timeline chart lays out all 2,500 years in one view, so you can see the empires rise, overlap, and fall at a glance. It's history you can actually follow, built for curious readers, not specialists.You'll meet empire-builders and butchers, poets and tyrants. A coppersmith who defied a caliph. A slave who made himself a king. A gentle ruler who refused to wear a crown. A boy of fourteen who reunited a nation and changed its faith forever. Alexander, whom Iran never once called 'the Great.' And the brilliant reformers, again and again, who might have saved the country, but lost their lives trying.Running underneath it all is one surprising idea. Iran does not melt its conquerors the way America's melting pot melts its newcomers. It pulls them in. The Greeks came, the Arabs came, the Turks and the Mongols came, and one by one Iran drew them into its orbit until the grandsons of the invaders were Iranians who happened to carry a foreign name. You can conquer Iran, this story keeps showing. Iran has a quiet way of conquering you back.Whether you are Iranian, reaching back to find where you come from, or a newcomer meeting this civilization for the first time, this is the guide you wish someone had handed you years ago.Come meet the rulers of Iran. Turn the first page, and start with Kourosh.…