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Ḥasan Vaḥid Dastgirdi

Vahid Dasgardi (Persian:وحید دستگردی), nicknamed "Vahid" was one of the poets and orators of Iran in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He had been given the title of "The king of poets" by Ahmad Shah Qajar. He is also recognized as the founder of the former newspaper "Derafsh Kaviani"

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Ḥasan Vaḥid Dastgirdi

Name
Vahid Dasgardi وحید دستگردی
Born
Around 1880
Birthplace
Isfahan
Died
December 29, 1942
Place of death
Tehran, Iran
Occupation
Poet, writer and journalist
Known for
He founded the newspaper "Derafsh Kaviani"
Nationality
Iran
Languages
Persian

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Vahid Dasgardi (Persian:وحید دستگردی), nicknamed "Vahid" was one of the poets and orators of Iran in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He had been given the title of "The king of poets" by Ahmad Shah Qajar. He is also recognized as the founder of the former newspaper "Derafsh Kaviani"

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Ḥasan Vaḥid Dastgirdi (1880–1942) was an Iranian journalist, literary scholar and poet. The journalist died in Tehran. Languages used include Persian.

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