What is history: it is the echo of the past to the future, the reflection of the future on the past. - Hugo
Aga Khan, the founder of the Qajar dynasty in Iran and a well-known monarch in recent Iranian history, was implicated in his family's defeat at the age of six, and the enemy's commanders brutally castrated him, leaving him permanently infertile. Later, the crippled Aga Khan succeeded in establishing the Qajar dynasty, unifying Persia, which had been divided by the collapse of the Safavid dynasty.
After the establishment of the Qajar dynasty, Aga Khan led the Persian army to conquest, which brought the Kāyzar dynasty's national strength to the peak, and even competed with the powerful Tsarist Russia. Although Aga Khan had a great deal of land and wealth, he was an "eunuch" after all, and he had lost his fertility and had been worried about choosing an heir in his later years. Aga Khan was born in the Qajar tribe of the Turks, his father Hassan Khan was the chief of the Qajar tribe, according to the Iranian history books, Hassan Khan had many sons, and Aga Khan was his eldest son, in addition to Aga Khan also had two younger brothers of the same mother, namely the second brother Hussein and the third brother Faral.
In the early years of Aga Khan, he and his two younger brothers were imprisoned by the Kurds for many years, and Aga Khan and his two younger brothers lived together through many hardships, so the brotherhood between Aga Khan and his two younger brothers was very deep. Aga Khan's second brother Hussein was an unsound young man, and when Hussein grew up, he immediately and recklessly summoned his old ministry to avenge his father, only to be defeated and killed not long after, and his two sons were rescued by Aga Khan and protected by Qajar's army.
Hussein's death hit Aga Khan hard, and the brave and warlike Hussein had always been Aga Khan's right-hand man, and after Aga Khan soared, he began to look for his heir again, but Aga Khan felt that these people were inferior to his second brother Hussein. Aga Khan's third brother, Farral, was a cowardly personality and was not a man of great things, while Hussein's two sons, although also quite wise, had some shortcomings in their personality.
Around 1789, Mirza, the eldest son of Aga Khan's nephew Fatheh, was born, and the birth of this baby boy ecstatically delighted Aga Khan, whose mother was a Georgian, had eyebrows that resembled those of a Qajar. After Mirza gradually learned to walk, Aga Khan decided to make his nephew his heir, and after his death, Mirza would take charge of the entire Qajar dynasty.
However, when Mirza was five years old, Aga Khan launched an expedition to Georgia, the hometown of Mirza's mother, and after defeating the Georgian army, Aga Khan launched a massacre, turning the whole of Georgia into a hell on earth. After the pacification of Georgia, Aga Khan led a triumphant army, and he was eager to visit his grandson Mirza, but Mirza, who was educated by his mother, was already full of hatred for Aga Khan, who told Mirza that Aga Khan was a tyrant who had slaughtered countless Georgians.
After seeing his grandson Mirza, Aga Khan immediately touched Mirza's head affectionately and said, "My lovely grandson, what do you want to do when you grow up?" ”。 As soon as Aga Khan's voice fell, something unexpected happened, and his grandson Mirza sneered and said to Aga Khan, "I want to kill you when I grow up, because you killed my mother's family." ”
Mirza's words made everyone present shudder, and the enraged Aga Khan announced on the spot that Mirza had been stripped of his inheritance rights, and the five-year-old Mirza had lost the favor of Aga Khan because of his own words. After Mirza grew up, he made many achievements for the Qajar dynasty with his excellent command skills, but he could only serve as a general, and the Qajar dynasty's throne had gradually drifted away from him.