Kai Kavoos
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Kai Kavoos is a character in Persian epic Shahnameh. He is the Shah of Iran and his son is the famous prince Siyâvash. Kaykavoos rules Iran for hundred and fifty years and during his reign he is frequently aided by the famous Persian hero Rostam. he is succeeded by his grandson Kai Khosrow.
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شاهنامه فردوسی Shahnameh of Ferdowsi |
| Characters: | Abtin | Arash | Afrāsiāb | Esfandiār | Fereydun | Goodarz | Gordāfarid | Hushang | Jamshid | Kāveh | Kai Khosrow | Kiumars | Manuchehr | Rakhsh | Rohām | Rostam | Rostam Farrokhzad | Rudābeh | Sām | Shaghād | Siāmak | Siāvash | Simurgh | Sohrāb | Tahmineh | Tahmuras | Zāl | Zahhāk |
| Places: | Irān | Māzandarān | Samangān | Turān | Zābol | Kābul |
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