Lotf Ali Khan Zand

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Lotf Ali Khan Zand was the last ruler of Iran’s Zand dynasty, remembered for his resistance against the rising Qajar power and his tragic, heroic downfall.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
last ruler of the Zand dynasty
ruler
causeOfDeath execution
conflict struggle with Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar NERFINISHED
country Iran
deathBy Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar NERFINISHED
dynasty Zand dynasty NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Lur NERFINISHED
familyName Zand NERFINISHED
father Jafar Khan Zand NERFINISHED
givenName Lotf Ali NERFINISHED
historicalEra late 18th century
knownAs last independent Zand ruler of Iran
language Persian
legacy romanticized hero in later Persian literature and folklore
symbol of resistance to Qajar rule in Iranian historiography
notableFor heroic but tragic downfall
resistance against the rise of the Qajar dynasty
occupation military leader
shah
opponent Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity Kerman NERFINISHED
Shiraz NERFINISHED
southern Iran NERFINISHED
predecessor Jafar Khan Zand NERFINISHED
reignEnd 1794
reignStart 1789
religion Shia Islam
successorState Qajar dynasty NERFINISHED
title Shah of Iran NERFINISHED

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Zand dynasty notableRuler Lotf Ali Khan Zand
Zand Iran majorRuler Lotf Ali Khan Zand
Zand Iran lastRuler Lotf Ali Khan Zand