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Sattar Khan (1868-9 November 1914), honorarily titled Sardār-e Melli ("National Commander"), was an Iranian revolutionary leader of Azerbaijani origin who emerged as a central figure in the Constitutional Revolution by commanding mujahidin forces that defended Tabriz against Qajar royalist armies during the lesser autocracy of 1908-1909. Born in Janali village in Iranian Azerbaijan to a.. At this time, Sattar Khan and Baqir Khan, with the help of the constitutionalists, took refuge in the Ottoman consulate in Tabriz. [19] With the exception of the defenders of the city, who were purged by the authoritarians and later by Russian forces, most Kurdish tribal forces exerted pressure on the Russians.

SATTĀR KHAN (b. Janali village, Azarbaijan, 1868; d. Tehran, November 9, 1914), later known as "Sardār-e Melli" (The People's Commander), one of the most popular heroes from Tabriz who defended the town during the Lesser Autocracy (estebdād-e ṣaḡir) in 1908-09 (FIGURE 1). He was the third son of Hīājj Hīasan Bazzāz from Qara-dāḡ. While he was still a child, his eldest.. Sattar khan and Bagu\ir khan went to Tehran with their 300 supporters on 6 march 1910.Sattar khan reached Tehran on 3 April 1910; Sheep were sacrificed, Tehran citizens received him as a savoir.