Safi I

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Safi I was a 17th-century Shah of Iran whose troubled reign marked the beginning of the Safavid Empire’s political and military decline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Safavid ruler
Shah of Iran
human
burialPlace Qom
capitalDuringReign Isfahan
causeOfDeath illness
child Abbas II
Suleiman I
conflict Ottoman–Safavid conflicts
Russo–Persian conflicts
countryOfCitizenship Safavid Iran
linked to: Safavid Empire
dateOfBirth 1611
dateOfDeath 1642
dynasticReligion Twelver Shia Islam
linked to: Twelver Shia
era 17th century
ethnicBackground Azeri Turkic
father Mohammad Baqer Mirza
givenName Safi
governmentTypeDuringReign absolute monarchy
house Safavid dynasty
linked to: Safavid Empire
knownFor court purges of princes and nobles
weakening of central administration
languageOfCourt Persian
linked to: Persian language
memberOfDynasty Safavid dynasty
linked to: Safavid Empire
mother Dilaram Khanum
notableEvent decline of Safavid military effectiveness
execution of many Safavid princes
increased influence of court eunuchs
notableFor beginning of the political decline of the Safavid Empire
military decline of the Safavid state
placeOfBirth Isfahan
placeOfDeath Kashan
positionHeld Shah of Iran
predecessor Abbas I
regionRuled Caucasus
Iran
parts of Mesopotamia
regnalName Safi I
reignEnd 1642
reignStart 1629
religion Twelver Shia Islam
linked to: Twelver Shia
royalHouse Safavid dynasty
linked to: Safavid Empire
spouse Anna Khanum
successor Abbas II
successorAsShah Abbas II
territorialLossesTo Ottoman Empire
Russian Tsardom
linked to: Tsardom of Russia
title Shahanshah of Iran

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Safi I regnalName Safi I