Azhi Dahaka

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Aži Dahāka: Also spelled Zahhāk or Dahāg, Aži Dahāka is a three-headed dragon of Zoroastrian mythology that is often considered the son of Ahriman. Later literature changed him into an evil king with two dragon heads sprouting from his shoulders

Aži Dahāka can refer to:

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