Iranian nationalism is a political and cultural movement that emphasizes the identity, history, and unity of the Iranian people. It seeks to promote pride in Persian heritage, language, and traditions, often highlighting the achievements of ancient Persia and its contributions to civilization. This form of nationalism can be seen in various aspects of Iranian society, including literature, art, and public discourse. The movement has evolved over time, particularly during significant historical events such as the Constitutional Revolution in the early 20th century and the Islamic Revolution of 1979. Iranian nationalism often intersects with political ideologies, influencing the country's policies and its relationship with other nations, especially in the context of regional dynamics and global politics.