Azerbaijan's Constitutional Revolution and the Siege of Tabriz

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Azerbaijan's Constitutional Revolution and the Siege of Tabriz

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While previous episodes have explored the oil boom in Baku and the fall of the First Republic, this episode turns north to the heart of the Qajar Empire to tell the story of the Persian Constitutional Revolution. We focus on the siege of Tabriz, a pivotal moment where Azerbaijani identity intersected with Iranian modernity. The narrative centers on Sattar Khan, a blacksmith from Ganja who became the symbolic leader of the freedom fighters known as Mujahideen. Alongside his comrade Baqer Khan, they defended the city against the forces of Muhammad Ali Shah for over two hundred days. This conversation examines how a local artisan’s defiance reshaped the political landscape of the Caucasus and Persia, highlighting the complex ties between the regions before the borders hardened under Soviet influence. We look at the specific tactics used in the urban warfare of 1908-1909, the role of the bazaar merchants, and the tragic legacy of these heroes who are remembered differently in Iran and Azerbaijan today. #SattarKhan #BaqerKhan #TabrizSiege #PersianConstitutionalRevolution #Mujahideen #MuhammadAliShah #QajarDynasty #Ganja #CaucasusHistory #IranianHistory #AzerbaijaniIdentity #Constitutionalism #UrbanWarfare #BlacksmithHero #Tabriz #QajarEmpire #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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