Sattar Khan, the third son of Haj Hassan Qara Daghi, was born on October 20, 1866, in the village of Sardarkandi in the Varzeqan County. He stood against the vast army of Mohammad Ali Shah after the bombardment of the National Assembly and its closure, which had been dispatched to Azerbaijan to arrest and expel the constitutionalists of Tabriz, and laid the foundation for resistanc

He is one of the commanders of the Constitutional Movement in Iran, known as the National Commander. He stood up against the anti-Constitutional state forces in Tabriz

He initially gained fame for his bravery and leadership spirit in the struggles of Tabriz and was able to play an effective role in preserving the city through resistance and effort

With the onset of the constitutional revolution against Mohammad Ali Shah in Tehran and its spread throughout the country, the Qajar king engaged in the struggle and repression of constitutionalists. The freedom fighters and constitutionalists from Azerbaijan and the Caucasus, led by Sattar Khan and Bagher Khan, rose up in support of the constitutional movement in Tehran and strongly resisted the forces of Mohammad Ali Shah, numbering between 35,000 to 40,000, sent to suppress the uprising in Tabriz under the command of Ain al-Doleh, and prevented them from taking control of the city

Death

Sattar Khan passed away on November 16, 1914 (28th of Dhu al-Hijjah, 1332) in Tehran
Sattar Khan’s tomb is located in the Tooti Garden next to the shrine of Shah Abdol Azim in Shahr-e Rey