Kaweh

Kaweh (also spelled Kaveh) is a significant name in Persian mythology and history. It is most famously associated with Kaveh the Blacksmith, a legendary figure in the Shahnameh (the 'Book of Kings'), the national epic of Greater Iran. Kaveh led a popular uprising against the tyrannical foreign ruler Zahhak, using his leather apron as a banner, which later became the Derafsh Kaviani, the royal standard of Iran. His story symbolizes resistance against oppression and the fight for justice and freedom.

The name has been used in Persian-speaking regions for centuries, carrying connotations of heroism, leadership, and craftsmanship. It remains a respected name, often chosen to honor this legendary figure and the values he represents. While its direct meaning is 'blacksmith,' its historical context elevates it to signify royalty and leadership due to Kaveh's role in establishing a new dynasty.