Persian Related Subjects
- The Persians, all about Persians
- Persian language
- Persian art
- Persian calendar
- Persian carpet
- Persian column
- Persian cuisine
- Persian dance
- Persian deities
- Persian handicrafts
- Persian Jewels
- Persian garden
- Persian Hat
- Persian appel dessert
- Persian Constitutional Revolution
- Persian Kings
- Persian literature
- Persian weights and measures
- Persian media
- Persian miniature
- Persian motifs
- Persian traditional music
- Persian mythology
- Persian names
- Persian studies
- Persian New Year (Norouz)
- Persian religions
- Persian tilework
- Persian weblogs
- The Persian Encyclopedia
- Persian Immortals (ancient military unit)
- Persianate cultures.
- Anglo-Persian Oil Company
- Persid languages
- Parsee
- The Persian Expedition
- The Persians
- History of Persia
- Dari-Persian
- Tajiki-Persian
- List of kings of Persia
- List of Persians
- Old Persian
- Middle Persian
- Academy of Persian Language and Literature
- Greco-Persian Wars
- Russo-Persian Wars
- Turko-Persian War
- Anglo-Persian War
- Persian Gulf Wars
- Iran–Iraq War (1980–1988), also known as the Persian Gulf War or the First Gulf War. (Before the 1991 war, this was also known simply as the "Gulf War")
- Gulf War (1991), also known as the Persian Gulf War, Operation Granby, or Operation Desert Storm
- Iraq War (2003–present), also known as the Second or Third Gulf War, an ongoing conflict
- Persian Gulf
- Persis (Fars Province)
- Persepolis
- List of Persian Roman Catholic saints
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