Key Khosrow Shah

Kay Khosrow, in Iranian epics and the Shahnameh of Ferdowsi, is the son of Siyavash and Farangis and the grandson of Kay Kavus and Afrasiab. The term Kay Khosrow means “king of good name.” Kay Khosrow is superior to the kings of the Kiyanian dynasty in piety and bravery, and he is better known than Kay Kavus; because Kay Kavus performs treacherous acts in the Shahnameh, while Kay Khosrow remains a just and brave king. In the Shahnameh and Pahlavi writings, Kay Khosrow is a symbol of an ideal king

Mount Key Khosrow Shah

The Cave of Khosrow or Mount Khosrow or Living Mount Khosrow is located in the Shazand County of Markazi Province. This mountain, due to the cave that exists within it, is one of the sacred and mythical places for the followers of the Zoroastrian faith; and every year, Zoroastrians from India and various cities in Iran gather at this site and the old cemetery of the village of Gureh Zar to pay their respects, where seven of Khosrow’s companions are buried

It is said that Kay Khosrow, after stepping down from the throne, went to the mountains to pray and attained eternal life, and in the time of Soshyans (the savior of Zoroastrians), he will return to help