Mehdipersian
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Why are you repeating your stupid comment again? Persian calendar is one of the oldest calendars in the world, and at that time there were several books about it in the library. We in Iran still use it with some changes.Modern math textbooks cite Chinese use of matrices.
There is not a single valid textbook that mentions anything of worth from Persia.
Not a single map, nor a single star chart was concepualised by the Persians.
They mostly wrote poems or p0rn novels in praises of their kings.
Almost every civilization or people have had a library. Some wrote it down, some were oratory. But none came close to China or the builders of the pyramids.
A building full of p0rn novels is not "really" a library. A library implies a cross-subject collection.
Exactly, they wrote praises of their kings, and some p0rn. Nothing else.
Iranian calendars - Wikipedia
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The Avesta book of Zoroastrians is also a heavenly book and according to Islam, Zoroaster was a divine prophet