Faramarz Asadi
Faramarz Asadi Malekshahi leader and tribal chief in Iran and Iraq.[1][2] In World War II he was governor of Ilam province. Faramarz Asadi years of the Ottoman and Russian and British invaders fought. In 1945, after World War II and the occupation of Iran, F. Asadi of Iran's central government was appointed as governor of Ilam province. He was among the homeland patriot and an idealist, his lack of compromise with British and Russian forces in peace Poshtkoh impact was during World War II. Faramarz Asadi was the founder of the city Arakvaz and Malekshahi County.[3]
Biography
Faramarz Asadi son Leo Khan, the son of Darab Khan, son of Musa Khamis hero and Iranian general Popular during the reign of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar, son of Amir Alyja Khamis, son of Amir Mir is going Alyjah. He descends into account Iran's mythical king Jamshid.
Governor of Ilam
After World War II, Faramarz Asadi decree by Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was appointed as governor of Ilam province.