IRĀN (i.e. Aryana) Forever 🦁🟩⬜🟥
🟣 Imperial State of IRAN • Country in West Asia The actual native term for Iran has always been "Irān", this term in Iranian (i.e. Aryan) as mentioned in the Zoroastrian holy book Avesta as "Airyānam" which literally means "Land of the Aryans" thus it's *Not Persiā*. This is because the "Aryan Identity" is the native ethno-cultural identity of all the Iranians (i.e. Aryans) and in modernity it became their nationality as well Iran written in various Scripts and Languages: Avestan Script: 𐬀𐬌𐬭𐬌𐬌𐬀𐬥 (Airyānam) Cuneiform Script: 𐎠𐎼𐎠𐎴 (Airyāna) Pahlavi Script: 𐭠𐭩𐭥𐭠𐭭 (Irān) Latin Script: IRĀN (Irān) Hebrew Script: איראן (Irān) Arabic Script: ایران (Irān) Armenian Script: Իրան (Irān) Hellenic Script: Ιράν (Irān) Hindic Script: ईरान (Irān) Chinese Script: 伊朗 (Irān) Japanese Script: イラン (Irān) Korean Script: 이란 (Irān) Russian Script: Иран (Irān) German: der Iran (Irān) Italian: l'Iran (Irān) Spanish: Irán (Irān) Ukrainian: Іран (Irān) Slavic: Эрон (Irān) It was only foreigners like the Greeks (i.e. the Hellenes) who called the country "Persiā" whereas the actual native Iranian people themselves always called it "Irān" this is because "Persia" (or "Pārs") is only a province and subset of the overall Iranian civilization and not the whole country, culture and civilization itself. "Persepolis" (i.e. City of Pārs • Iranian Translation: شهر پارس, Shahr-e Pārs) was only name of the capital city of the Iranian Empire (i.e. Aryan Empire) under the Achaemenid Dynasty founded by Shāhanshāh Kurosh (i.e. Cyrus) the Great which would make sense as to why the Greeks mistakenly identified the Iranian People (i.e. Aryan People) by their capital city name "City of Pārs" when interacting with them because they assumed if "City of Pārs" was the capital city of the Empire then "Pārs" (Persia) must be the country itself however the Greeks were wrong because "Pārs" is only the name of a province that the ancient capital city "City of Pārs" was named after meaning the country itself was always "Irān" (i.e. "Aryana) as mentioned in the Zoroastrian holy book Avesta and by the ancient Iranians (i.e. Aryans) themselves