How did the tomb of Cyrus the Great become the "throne of Solomon's mother"? According to some researchers, the local people attributed it to Suleiman's mother in order to prevent the destruction of Cyrus' tomb in the magnificent plain of Fars province, between the Zagros mountains and at a distance of about 130 km north of Shiraz, there is a stone building with a six-story staircase and a room with a gable roof, which is no longer a secret to anyone, that this is the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Aham dynasty, for 50 years. If this building was known as "Mother of Solomon's Tomb" or "Mother of Solomon's Tomb" for hundreds of years until the beginning of the 19th century AD, until researchers proved that the stone building in Dasht Merhav is the tomb of Cyrus the Great; A king whose tomb, according to Greek historians, was once in the middle of a green garden, a canopy was spread over his burial place and guards protected him. Read more Saya Rahimi.

How did the tomb of Cyrus the Great become the "throne of Solomon's mother"? According to some researchers, the local people attributed it to Suleiman's mother in order to prevent the destruction of Cyrus' tomb in the magnificent plain of Fars province, between the Zagros mountains and at a distance of about 130 km north of Shiraz, there is a stone building with a six-story staircase and a room with a gable roof, which is no longer a secret to anyone, that this is the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Aham dynasty, for 50 years. If this building was known as "Mother of Solomon's Tomb" or "Mother of Solomon's Tomb" for hundreds of years until the beginning of the 19th century AD, until researchers proved that the stone building in Dasht Merhav is the tomb of Cyrus the Great; A king whose tomb, according to Greek historians, was once in the middle of a green garden, a canopy was spread over his burial place and guards protected him. Read more Saya Rahimi.