- Shams-ol-
Emareh (Persian: شمسالعماره) is one of Tehran’s
historical buildings and a
remnant of
Qajar Persia. It is one of the most
prominent buildings...
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Karim Khani Nook
Tilings on the
palace Tilings 8
Tilings on the
Shams Ol-
Emareh palace Tilings 9
Ivory Hall (Talar e Adj)
Tilings in the
Karim Khani Nook...
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until 1980, when it was
moved to Nowshahr. Naser-al-din Shah's Shams-ol-
Emareh tower (not to be
confused with the
Tehran building of the same name) was...
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repaired under Naser al-Din Shah, when its name was
changed to
Shams ol-
Emareh.
Since the
Iranian Constitutional Revolution, the
palace has been used as...
- Nama
Palace Marble Palace Negarestan Palace Niavaran Complex Palace of
Ardashir Pearl Palace Qasre Abunasr Ramsar Palace Sa'dabad
Complex Shams-ol-
Emareh...
- Nama
Palace Marble Palace Negarestan Palace Niavaran Complex Palace of
Ardashir Pearl Palace Qasre Abunasr Ramsar Palace Sa'dabad
Complex Shams-ol-
Emareh...
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Amareh (Persian: خيطعماره, also
Romanized as Kheyţ-e ‘Amāreh and Kheyţ-e ‘
Emāreh; also
known as Kheyţ ol ‘Amāreh) is a
village in Chah
Salem Rural District...
- Nama
Palace Marble Palace Negarestan Palace Niavaran Complex Palace of
Ardashir Pearl Palace Qasre Abunasr Ramsar Palace Sa'dabad
Complex Shams-ol-
Emareh...
- Shams-ol-
Emareh buildings.
These models of
Iranian historical monuments further include Hasht Behesht,
Chehel Sotoon, Gonbad-e Ghabus, Shams-ol-
Emareh, thirty...
- pilasters, and
formal staircases. At the
Golestan Palace, he
added the
Shams ol-
Emareh, a tall multi-leveled
structure with two towers. He also
remodelled Tehran...
