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موزه تاریخ طبیعی داخل تالار تیموری هست انواع موجودات عجیب الخلقه، بی مهره و مهره دارن درون موزه نگهداری میشه.

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The beautiful and interesting Timuri Hall is located in the Dolatkhane complex. This building, which has lost its original shape and use over many years, is still called Timuri Hall. Most researchers consider this work to be one of the buildings of the Timurid era. They believe that Timur during his raids on Isfahan, as well as his descendants during their stay due to the good climate of Isfahan, built buildings and palaces, and Timuri Hall is one of them. It is known that in the Safavid era and after this dynasty, changes were made to the building, additions were added to it, and parts of it were reduced. The author of the book National Monuments of Isfahan considers this building to be one of the works of Timur Gurkani, who ordered its construction after the massacre of the people of Isfahan in the vicinity of Naqsh-e Jahan Garden. Since then, some historians of the Safavid era have called this building the Four Pools because of the presence of a pool of water in front of the hall, which was known as the Four Pools. In the Qajar era, the Timurid Hall was restored and became one of the court buildings and was used. At the beginning of the Pahlavi rule, Timurid Hall and Chahar Hoz Square were a place for the army and soldiers, and in 1327 it was restored and allocated to the officers' club, and poems dated 1.56 AH are currently written on its body. This palace contains a large hall in front of which is a large and elevated balcony and several rooms connected to it. There are others whose decorations are amazing and very interesting. Until now, the Timurid Hall building, which contains several periods of Islamic architecture, is at the disposal of the Isfahan Museum of Natural History.

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