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Ize (Persian شهرستان ایذه Schahrestān e - Ize ) is a city in the Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran. It is located about 28 km west of the Karun -3 Dam east of Susa.
The city's history dates back to the Elamite era where she was known under the name Ayapir.
Long Ize was under the name Idhadsch ( Īḏaǧ ) or Malamir ( Malamir ) capital of Hazaraspiden, who ruled over the region as Atabegs Großluristan.
Today, the city is inhabited primarily by Bakhtiari. Rather agriculturally oriented produces Izeh with its mild climate, especially rice, but also has mineral mines.
Rock reliefs
The city's attractions include a number of Elamite rock reliefs, which are incurred in connection with temples, such as that of Eschkaft -e Salman, Kul -e Farah and Chung Azhdar. In addition to religious representations are also found courtly scenes here. Female Hofangehörige be shown here in the same size as the king, indicating an equal position.
2008, the site for the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites have been proposed.
Representation of the royal family of King Hanni at a sacred spring in Eschkaft -e Salman
A religious ceremony with offerings