Shwan Mirkhan Badin joined in the year 1962 the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga under Hasso Mirkhan Dolamari and participated in the battles of Shosh and Shermen belonging to the city of Akre and in the battle of Mount Akre. He crossed to the Soran region with the immortal Barzani in the year 1962, and in the same year he participated in the battles of Mount Sefin, Sisawa, Spilik, Khalifan, Wadi Heran, and Nazanin. He served as one of the Peshmerga with Tahir Azir Agha Zarari. He was transferred in the year 1968 to the headquarters of the immortal Barzani in Qasre and Dilman, and in the year 1969 he participated in the battles of the Barzan region. In the same year, and after the Iraqi Army took control of the Pishdar region, Shwan Mirkhan was one of 70 Peshmerga who headed by order of the immortal Barzani to liberate the Makhobzen site in the Sangasar region. After the March 11 agreement in the year 1970, he was appointed battalion commander and was assigned the responsibility of the revolution's weapons and ammunition warehouses in the Haji Omaran region. After the 1975 setback, they headed to the Ziwe complex and from there to the city of Karaj. He joined the Gulan Revolution in the year 1979, then returned to the Ziwe complex. In the year 1980, he went with 100 Peshmerga under the supervision of the late Idris Barzani and Sheikh Muhammad Khalid to the Katina region and stayed there for six months.    

He participated in the year 1981 within the detachments that were patrolling the regions of Barzan, Mergasor, and Korto and dealing fatal blows to the enemy. He was wounded in the year 1982. He participated in the year 1988 in the epic of Khwakurk. He headed to East Kurdistan with other Peshmerga members after the Anfal campaigns and the chemical bombing of the Badinan region. He returned to the Barzan region after the great uprising in the year 1991.

Two of his sister's children were martyred (Karim Mustafa Haddo and Mustafa Shukr Mustafa). He was awarded the Barzani Medal by President Masoud Barzani during the convening of the Thirteenth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He continues his struggle now with the rank of Colonel in the Barzan Command.

Source:

1- Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.