Queen of Burandekht

Purandekht or Burandekht or Buran was the queen of Iran and the daughter of Khosrow Parviz. Purandakht is considered the first female king in the world, which is an honor for the history of ancient Iran. Buran or Puran sat on the Sasanian throne on June 17, 629 AD, and according to the customs of Sasanian Iran and observing religious matters, they held a very magnificent celebration on the feast of Tisphon, in which all the elders of the country were present and the Kiani crown were in charge Purandakht's head and Purandakht officially sat on the throne.According to Hamzeh Esfahani, Burandokht wore a beautiful and patterned green shirt, sky blue pants on his feet, and a crown of blue jewels, and he was leaning on the throne of the Sassanid emperors. In his letter and speech at the beginning of his kingdom, he called everyone to justice and obedience and said that the kingdom does not depend on men or women, but on justice.