Persia, referred to as a semi-colonial country by Russian leader Vladimir, shares a deep-seated enmity with Russia in history. Like the Far East Empire, Tsarist Russia is the modern country that has annexed the most Persian territory.
Moreover, compared to the Far East Empire, Persia is even more unfortunate as the land seized by Tsarist Russia could be said to be Persia's most fertile territory.
These territories include large areas of land along the Caspian Sea, such as the former Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkmen, while Persia also became a puppet regime in Russia's hands.
The Qajar Dynasty itself also flourished in northern Persia, and the territory seized by Russia can be said to be the Land of Dragon's Ascension of the Qajar Royal Family, similar to the experience of the Qing Royal Family of the Far East Empire.
