Iran
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"Pho-su" choán koè chia. Chhōe kî-thaⁿ ēng-hoat, khòaⁿ Pho-su (khu-pia̍t-ia̍h).
Iran (Pho-su-gí: ایران Irān Óa-im: "i-láng"), chèng-sek choân-miâ Iran Islam Kiōng-hô-kok (جمهوری اسلامی ایران Jomhuri-ye Eslāmi-ye Irān) sī A-chiu ê kok-ka.
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Le̍k-sú
Siông-sè chhiáⁿ khoàⁿ: Iran ê le̍k-sú
Tùi Pho-su kap Elam ê chá-kî kì-lio̍k ū chhut-hiān tī Assyria Tè-kok ê chu-liāu. Tāi-iok tī Chêng 640 nî-tāi, Cyrus 1-sè pat phài tāi-piáu kìⁿ Assyria ê thóng-tī-chiá Ashurbanipal.[1]
Iran sī Tiong-tang tē-khu kok-ka, kó͘-chá-sî Tiong-kok-lâng kā in hō-chò "Pho-su". 1925 nî, Pahlavi ông-tiâu kiàn-li̍p, 1935 nî 3 go̍eh kái-miâ "Iran". Tī le̍k-sú siōng, chit-ê kok-ka put-sī cho-siu tio̍h pa̍t-kok ê chhim-lio̍k.
1941 nî, Eng-kok kap So͘-liân liân-ha̍p chhim-hoān Iran, chiong kok-ông Reza Shah kóaⁿ thè-ūi; liáu-āu i-ê hāu-seⁿ Muhammad Reza Shah tī 1953 nî chiap-ūi, niá-chhōa chi̍t kái Pe̍h-sek Kek-bēng, kái-kek pau-koat thó͘-tē kap lú-sèng tâu-phiò-koân téng sū-bū.[2] Kong-gôan 1977 nî-té, Iran kok-lāi po̍k-hoat liáu hóan-tùi Kun-chú-chè chèng-kôan ê chèng-tī tōng-lōan, 1979 nî ōaⁿ tiâu-tē liáu-āu, sêng-li̍p Iran Islam Kiong-hô-kok.
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Hêng-chèng-khu
Siông-sè chhiáⁿ khoàⁿ: Iran ê hêng-chèng-khu
Chong-kàu
Chong-kàu: Islam-kàu, Ki-tok-kàu, Iû-thài-kàu.
Chù-kha
Chham-chiàu
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