Constitutional Revolution of 1906

The Constitutional Revolution of 1906 was a pivotal movement in Iran that aimed to limit the power of the monarchy and establish a parliamentary democracy. Citizens demanded constitutional reforms, including a constitution, civil rights, and a parliament to represent the people's interests. The movement emerged from dissatisfaction with autocratic rule and foreign influence. Though initially met with resistance, it ultimately led to the establishment of the Persian Constitution of 1906, creating a constitutional monarchy and promoting political modernization. This revolution marked Iran’s transition toward rule by law and elected representatives, shaping its political development.