Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Order of Zolfaghar (Persian: نشان ذوالفقار - Neshan-e-Zolfaghar) was the second oldest and the highest honour of the Empire of Iran.The Order was established in 1856 as: The Decoration of the Commander of the Faithful by Emperor Naser al-Din Shah, until 1925 where it was renamed as: The Order of Zolfaghar by Emperor Reza Shah I.As the Order was the highest within the \"honours system\", the Order was limited to the Sovereign and Individuals of the greatest acts of Patriotism to Iran until 1979 where it was abolished by the Islamic Republic of Iran which erased all symbols within culture and society from monarchy."@en }
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- Order_of_Zolfaghar abstract "The Order of Zolfaghar (Persian: نشان ذوالفقار - Neshan-e-Zolfaghar) was the second oldest and the highest honour of the Empire of Iran.The Order was established in 1856 as: The Decoration of the Commander of the Faithful by Emperor Naser al-Din Shah, until 1925 where it was renamed as: The Order of Zolfaghar by Emperor Reza Shah I.As the Order was the highest within the \"honours system\", the Order was limited to the Sovereign and Individuals of the greatest acts of Patriotism to Iran until 1979 where it was abolished by the Islamic Republic of Iran which erased all symbols within culture and society from monarchy.".
- Order_of_Zolfaghar comment "The Order of Zolfaghar (Persian: نشان ذوالفقار - Neshan-e-Zolfaghar) was the second oldest and the highest honour of the Empire of Iran.The Order was established in 1856 as: The Decoration of the Commander of the Faithful by Emperor Naser al-Din Shah, until 1925 where it was renamed as: The Order of Zolfaghar by Emperor Reza Shah I.As the Order was the highest within the \"honours system\", the Order was limited to the Sovereign and Individuals of the greatest acts of Patriotism to Iran until 1979 where it was abolished by the Islamic Republic of Iran which erased all symbols within culture and society from monarchy.".