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Agha Mohammad Khan, an 18th-century Persian king, ordered the execution of two servants for being too loud, but postponed it to avoid doing it on a holy day. He let them return to their duties, but they killed him that very night.
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2021-10-30
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MarsBritish EmpirePOMPCambridge University PressOttoman EmpireNagorno-KarabakhSafavid dynastyKiteHerman MelvilleTehranKurdsColumbia UniversityCastrationUniversity of CambridgePersian languageRedditShahSultanSadiq KhanSleepToiletEspionageEnergyAfghanistanLondonCityUnited States CongressZand dynastyGeorge II of Great BritainMohammad Shah QajarDisembowelmentRegaliaTabrizClan RossDodge JourneyKermanKhaganKingdom of GeorgiaShirazUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandDigital object identifierShushaChurch grim
