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Who does Marji learn was the emperor overthrown by Reza? How does this add to the conflict?

Who does Marji learn was the emperor overthrown by Reza? How does this add to the conflict?
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That would have been the emperor of Persia.  Overthrowing an emperor adds all kinds of instability and violence into equation. 

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