National symbols of Iran

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v t e National symbols of Iran
Flag	The Three-Color Flag
Emblems	Lion and Sun (1846–1979) I.R.I. Emblem (since 1980) Faravahar
Anthems	"The Royal Salute" (1873–1909) "The Imperial Anthem" (1933–1979) "Long Live Iran" (1980–1990) "Sorude Melli" (1990–present) "Ey Iran"
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