Farbod
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Farbod is an ancient Persian figure known to be the keeper or protector of glory. The name dates back to before the Arabic invasion of the Persian Empire. Many Iranian families gave this name to their male children after the Iranian Revolution as a statement of resistance to the Islamic regime.
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