Rohham

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Rohām (Persian: رُهام) is an Iranian hero, described in the Iranian epic poem Shahnameh. Roham is son of Goudarz, grandson of Keshvad and the father of Farhad. He fought in the Keykhosrow wars and in wars to avenge his father's defeat.

Family tree

Kashvad

Goudarz

Giv

Rohham

Bahram

Hojir

Bizhan

Farhad

Meaning

• In Persian language: roham

• In Avestan: Majestic Wine.

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