You can see a picture of four constitutional fighters in one of the streets of Tehran during the Qajar era. This picture is probably related to the conquest of Tehran after the tyranny of Saghir. The conquest of Tehran is one of the key events of Iran’s constitutional movement, during which the constitutionalist forces from Gilan and the Bakhtiari forces from the southwest of Iran joined together near Tehran, and with the conquest of Tehran, they ended the tyranny of the minor and removed the capital of the Qajar dynasty from the control of Muhammad Ali Shah on July 25, 1288. Following this event, Muhammad Ali Shah was dethroned.
