🤴 4 Shahrivar: The Birth Anniversary of Cyrus the Great and Shahrivagan, a Celebration of the Yazata of Shahrivar In the ancient Iranian calendar, the 4th of Shahrivar is Shahrivagan Day; a festival held in the name of the yazata “Khshathra Vairya,” or Shahrivar. A symbol of just kingship, truth, and protection of the people. A celebration to honor the radiance of justice and wisdom in the lives of Iranians. On this day as well, many people symbolically remember the birth anniversary of Cyrus the Great; the king who left a lasting mark in world history through his ideas of justice-giving and respect for human freedom. His tomb at Pasargadae still serves as a reminder of the splendor and wisdom of an enduring Iran. Today, Shahrivagan is both a commemoration of ancient Iranian rites and an opportunity to pay respect to the founder of one of the first monarchies in history based on human rights ❤

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