Ferzende

Ferzende or Ferzende Beg (Kurdish: Ferzende BEGE Hesenî, Turkish Hasenanlı Ferzende Bey, † 1939 in Qasr -e Qajar prison in Tehran ) was a Kurdish fighter, politician and member of the tribe Heseni.

Life

Ferzende was the son of Suleiman Ahmed and Asiye. He took part in the Sheikh Said Rebellion of 1925 and fought in Malazgirt. After the failure of the uprising, he fled with 150 men in Iran. The Iranian government wanted the men to disarm. But when the Ferzende refused, there were armed clashes. In these battles, among other Ferzendes father died. He himself was wounded. The survivors took refuge at Simko Schikak.

In 1927, he returned to Turkey and joined the Ararat revolt at. He participated in many battles and acts of sabotage. In 1930, he was wounded in an attack on Taşburun. After the uprising had been beaten down, he fled back over the border to Iran.

1931 came around Maku heavy fighting between government forces and the Iranian Kurds. It fought Colonel Mohammad Ali Khan of the 2nd Brigade of the Azerbaijan - Division and Colonel Kalb Ali Khan, the gain from Tabriz and Ardabil brought against the Kurds. On July 25, Colonel Kalb Ali Khan and three of the four leaders of the Kurds were killed in the fighting in Chaldiran. Ferzende was captured.

Death

According to Osman Sebri Ferzende was poisoned in the prison of Khoy in 1939. But according to a friend of Ferzendes Besra wife died Ferzende 1939 at Qasr -e Qajar prison in Tehran.