National Symbol. Persia. 🔥🛡️ Fire — Unextinguishable
- Foundation date
02 February 2026
📍 Location:
Takht-e Soleyman (Adur Gushnasp)
Known as the "Throne of Solomon," this was one of the most significant sanctuaries of the Sassanid Empire, situated by a mysterious deep lake in the mountains. Here burned the fire of the warrior and royal caste. Even in ruins, this site radiates a civilizational strength that cannot be erased: it has survived countless conquests, remaining a point of incredible energetic continuity.
🔥🛡️ Fire — Unextinguishable
What cannot be destroyed can only be carried through time.
In Persian tradition, fire is not a momentary flame or force of destruction, but a constant presence.
It represents the continuity of life, memory, and spiritual power that does not fade under empires, invasions, or prohibitions.
For Persia, this fire signifies the resilience of culture and identity.
It is an inner light passed through generations, preserving unity and the dignity of a civilization that has endured for millennia.
Alt-text:
A steady flame burning in darkness, symbolizing the unextinguishable cultural and spiritual continuity of Persia.
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National Symbol. Persia. Fire. Pivtorak.Studio. 02.02.2026
