Jiroft, The Bronze-age Persian civilization, before the emergence of Sumer or Mesopotamia
Pan-Iranist Progressive Identity and the Legacy of Jiroft
Sheltered by towering, rugged mountains on three sides, Jiroft emerges as a hidden jewel of the Iranian plateau. This sprawling Bronze Age urban settlement, once excluded from historical transparency documents, now stands as a testament to a magnificent kingdom whose existence predates the rise of Sumer and Mesopotamia. For the Pan-Iranist Progressive founder, Jiroft is not merely an archaeological site—it is a symbol of suppressed Iranian greatness and a call to reclaim cultural primacy.
Jiroft as the Cradle of Civilization
The discovery of Jiroft has led experts to hypothesize that this long-lost culture may be the true cradle of civilization. This challenges dominant historical narratives and repositions Iran at the center of early human development. For Pan-Iranist Progressives, this is more than academic—it is a political and cultural awakening. The founder identity draws strength from this revelation, using it to reinforce the legitimacy of Iranian historical continuity and the need for national self-determination rooted in indigenous legacy.
Pre-Historic Artistic Figures, Perspectives and Significance
Among the most compelling findings in Jiroft are ziggurat structures and artistic figures that suggest advanced knowledge of female muscle protein synthesis. These discoveries offer insights into prehistoric nutrition and daily life, potentially contributing to modern Iranian sports science. The Pan-Iranist Progressive movement sees this as a bridge between ancient wisdom and contemporary growth, advocating for deeper research into Iranian plateau gene expressions and their implications for health, identity, and resilience.
Woman Life Freedom and the Path to New Governance
The transformation toward a Woman Life Freedom government begins with recognizing the foundational role of Iranian women in both ancient and modern contexts. Jiroft’s artistic depictions of female strength reinforce this narrative. The Pan-Iranist Progressive founder views this movement not as a reaction, but as a continuation of a long-standing the Persian pre-historic cultural ethos. The journey toward transformation starts with a single step—grounded in historical truth and propelled by grassroots empowerment.
The Jiroft Inscription: A Breakthrough in Ancient Literacy
One of the most significant findings is a brick inscription studied by five linguists from the United States, France, Russia, Denmark, and Iran. This inscription is believed to be 300 years older than the earliest known Elamite texts from Susa, making it potentially the oldest written script ever discovered in Iran. Although only a fragment remains—two lines with a few words—it is unmistakably Elamite in form and structure.
Implications for the History of Civilization
These findings challenge the long-held belief that Mesopotamia was the sole cradle of writing. Jiroft’s proto-Elamite script, dating back to the 4th millennium BCE, positions the Iranian plateau as a rival to Mesopotamia in the birth of civilization. Scholars have even speculated that Jiroft could be the legendary kingdom of Aratta mentioned in Sumerian texts, further reinforcing its historical significance.
Communication as a Lean Enabler
To build a sustainable and innovative government, organizations must exploit hidden knowledge and apply lean enablers. Lean thinking enhances strategic clarity and operational efficiency. The Pan-Iranist Progressive framework encourages leaders to simplify complexity, prioritize feedback, and foster innovation through cultural intelligence and historical awareness.
Leadership Development and Ethical Governance
Pan-Iranist Progressive leadership is defined by collaboration, ethical behavior, and results-driven action. Leaders must differentiate between management and true leadership, enabling synergy rather than competition. They must navigate cross-cultural interactions, virtual teams, and crisis situations with emotional intelligence and strategic foresight.
Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, and Team Building
Effective governance requires mastery of negotiation techniques, conflict management, and group problem-solving. Avoiding groupthink and embracing diverse perspectives are essential. High-performance teams must balance workload, harmonize personality types, and cultivate a unified culture—even in virtual settings.
About the Jiroft Landlord, Dynastic Obliteration Through Political Consolidation and Armed Rebellion
If the last surviving warrior member of the Zand royal dynasty, which had been engaged in armed rebellion against the Qajar dynasty for nearly a century in southern Kerman, is assassinated following the Battle of Tangestan, and all of his gold, silver, and properties are divided between the contract killers and the new king—the founder of the Pahlavi dynasty—this event could be characterized as a dramatic dynastic termination. In the context of royal heritage, such an occurrence reflects the complete eradication of a lineage and the consolidation of power by the rising dynasty. It signifies not only the violent conclusion of an enduring conflict but also the symbolic dismantling of the material legacy of the Zand dynasty.
His scenario should be described as a dynastic obliteration through political consolidation. In royal heritage terms, it signifies the complete extinguishment of a lineage, where the remnants of the Zand dynasty, already weakened by prolonged rebellion against the Qajar dynasty, are decisively erased. The assassination of the survivor and the redistribution of wealth to the contract killers and the new monarch of the Pahlavi dynasty symbolize the final act of power consolidation.
Historically, such events often reflect the ruthless pragmatism of monarchic transitions, where the victors not only claim political authority but also appropriate the material and symbolic assets of their predecessors. This could also be framed as a dynastic usurpation or regime consolidation, depending on the perspective. The Battle of Tangestan and the subsequent events encapsulate a dramatic and turbulent chapter in Iran's royal history.
Name registered in Organization for the Registration of Deeds and Property, Iran and the Royal Court MOSHREF MEHNI. Local Title ZOHR ALI SHAH, The Rebel cavalry leader of south of Kerman with influence in BAM and Bushehr
Great-grandson name: ALI VOSOUGHRAD born on 1971. Pan-Iranist Progressive Principal.
The other royal lineageThe sole grandson of the head of the family, descended from the Saadabad Royal Complex residence in the old Tehran, Iran. My message to all the Iranian Plateau people and the Iranian parliament: Where Pan-Iranist constituency was born in Khorramshahr, we are the great south – Easy to find the true Persian heritage guardians here and there!
Conclusion: Jiroft as a Mirror of Pan-Iranist Progressive Values
Jiroft is not just a historical site—it is a mirror reflecting the values of Pan-Iranist Progressivism: cultural pride, ethical leadership, grassroots empowerment, and strategic innovation. The founder identity draws from this ancient source to shape a modern vision for Iran—one that honors the past while building a future rooted in freedom, growth, and unity.