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Iran’s Royal Family — Imperial Anthem of Iran (Sorud-e Shahanshahi)

Travel back in time with the official Imperial Anthem of Iran, the royal and national anthem used from 1933 until the Islamic Revolution of 1979. Known as “Sorud-e Shahanshahi” (سرود شاهنشاهی ایران) or “Long Live our King of Kings,” this piece of musical history reflects the cultural and national identity of Pahlavi Iran. Played at state ceremonies, military parades, and royal events, it symbolizes a bygone era of monarchy and Persian heritage. 📌 What you’ll hear in this video: 🎵 The full Imperial Anthem of Iran 📜 Historical context and significance 🎙️ Royal era music before the Islamic Republic 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more historical music and archives from Iran’s rich past! Below is a timeline of the key visual transitions and themes presented in the video: • [00:00] Opening & Introduction: The video begins with the title "Imperial Anthem of Iran" and displays the coat of arms of the Pahlavi dynasty. • [00:23] Reza Shah Pahlavi: Historical footage and portraits of Reza Shah Pahlavi, the founder of the Pahlavi dynasty, are shown, highlighting his military and leadership roles. • [01:25] Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s Early Years: Images and clips of the young Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, including his coronation and early diplomatic meetings. • [02:47] Royal Family Life: Scenes of the Shah with Empress Farah Pahlavi and their children, showcasing the family's public and private moments. • [04:15] Modernization & State Ceremonies: Visuals documenting Iran's modernization efforts, military parades, and grand state events during the 1960s and 70s. • [06:10] Empress Farah Pahlavi: A focus on the Empress’s role in Iranian culture, arts, and her engagements with the public. • [07:45] International Relations: Clips of the Shah and Empress meeting with various world leaders and foreign dignitaries. • [09:15] The Final Years & Legacy: Footage from the later years of the monarchy, leading up to the end of the video which closes with a final tribute to the dynasty. • [10:49] Conclusion: The anthem fades out as the video concludes.