Pahlavi Iranball

, also known as the Imperial State of Iranball, or Iranball, is a countryball in the Middle East. was founded in 1925, succeeding Qajarball.

Background
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Iranian Revolution
In 1978, the Iranian protests started, due to the citizens being unhappy with the Shah's rule. The Shah was doing liberalisation reforms for Iran, therefore allowing more leftist and islamist parties to be free.

The protests got worse in 1979, and the Shah started to suppress the protests in Iranball with heavy force. Ayatollah Khomeini, a Shi'a imam, had a big influence on the protests in Iran, which was later called the Iranian Revolution.

After months of chaos, the Shah stopped the liberalisation reforms and started to make Iranball become authoritarian. Opposition parties started to get crushed and banned, once again. The protests got increasingly worse overtime.

Political opponents and protestors got arrested in Iran, along with Khomeini. On 4 March, 1980, the protests came to a halt after heavy suppression by government forces. Although the revolution failed to become successful, Iranball still suffered economic damages.

Reforms
A few months later, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi passed away. His son, Reza Pahlavi, succeeded him as becoming the Shah of Iranball. Economic reforms started to begin after months of crises. On 1987, Iran's governmental system changed to becoming a constitutional monarchy, with the transition to democracy in Iranball. The government also cracked down on corruption, including the arrests of government officials.

Iranball's economy started to improve, and Iranball started to become more stable with a new democratic government installed.

History from 1995 - present
Nowadays, is a big oil trading partner to the west, including  USAball and  UKball, and seeks to become a powerful country in the Middle East.

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