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The siege of Astarabad took place in June 1908 when Mohammad Baqir Khan Salar Akram was commissioned by the authoritarian government of Mohammad Ali Shah to take Astarabad (modern-day Gorgan) from the constitutionalists. Astarabad was located in a very important strategic region because on the one hand it had access to Russia and on the other hand it was a region with the necessary strength for emergencies. Salar Akram reached the gates of Astarabad in June 1908, a week after the bombing of the parliament with his army, but Sardar Rafi Yansari, Wali of the province of Astarabad, did not allow him to enter, which led to a three-month siege; But in the end, Salar Akram was killed in a clash and the constitutionalists won. After that, a group of authoritarians revolted against Sardar Rafi, an

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rdfs:comment	The siege of Astarabad took place in June 1908 when Mohammad Baqir Khan Salar Akram was commissioned by the authoritarian government of Mohammad Ali Shah to take Astarabad (modern-day Gorgan) from the constitutionalists. Astarabad was located in a very important strategic region because on the one hand it had access to Russia and on the other hand it was a region with the necessary strength for emergencies. Salar Akram reached the gates of Astarabad in June 1908, a week after the bombing of the parliament with his army, but Sardar Rafi Yansari, Wali of the province of Astarabad, did not allow him to enter, which led to a three-month siege; But in the end, Salar Akram was killed in a clash and the constitutionalists won. After that, a group of authoritarians revolted against Sardar Rafi, an (en)
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dcterms:subject	1908 in Iran Conflicts in 1908 Persian Constitutional Revolution
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sardar Rafie Yanehsari Bibi Khanoom Astarabadi Persian Constitutional Revolution Persian Cossack Brigade Verkana Persian Constitution of 1906 Golestan Province Gorgan Modernity Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar 1908 bombardment of the Majlis 1908 in Iran Conflicts in 1908 Persian Constitutional Revolution Siege of Tabriz (1908) Bandar-e Gaz Achaemenid Empire Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar Ahmad Kasravi Eyvan First generation of intellectual movements in Iran Iraj Pezeshkzad Iran Tabriz Hezarjarib District Maraveh Tappeh Semnan Province Shahrud, Iran Vladimir Liakhov dbr:Amir_Khan-e_Sardar dbr:Vajihullah_Mirza
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caption	A painting painted by an anonymous author of a clash between constitutionalists and government forces during the siege of Astarabad (en)
casualties	circa 2000 killed (en) circa 3000 killed (en)
combatant	Authoritarians (en) constitutionalists (en)
commander	Sardar Rafie Yanehsari (en) Amir Khan-e Sardar (en) Mohammad Baqer Khan Salar Akram (en) Mustafa Khan Shokooh Al-Saltanah (en) Vajihullah Mirza (en)
conflict	Siege of Astarabad (en)
date	June - November 1908 (en)
partof	Persian Constitutional Revolution
place	Gorgan Iran
result	Authoritarians failed to capture Astarabad (en)
has abstract	The siege of Astarabad took place in June 1908 when Mohammad Baqir Khan Salar Akram was commissioned by the authoritarian government of Mohammad Ali Shah to take Astarabad (modern-day Gorgan) from the constitutionalists. Astarabad was located in a very important strategic region because on the one hand it had access to Russia and on the other hand it was a region with the necessary strength for emergencies. Salar Akram reached the gates of Astarabad in June 1908, a week after the bombing of the parliament with his army, but Sardar Rafi Yansari, Wali of the province of Astarabad, did not allow him to enter, which led to a three-month siege; But in the end, Salar Akram was killed in a clash and the constitutionalists won. After that, a group of authoritarians revolted against Sardar Rafi, and in the end, Sardar Rafi defeated all of them. (en)
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causalties	circa 3000 killed
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result	Authoritarians failed to capture Astarabad
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is part of military conflict	Persian Constitutional Revolution
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