-
relationship between priests and
warriors was important,
because the
concept of
Ērānshahr had been
revived by the priests.
Disagreements between the
priests and...
-
early ninth centuries AD. The text
gives a
numbered list of the
cities of
Eranshahr and
their history and
importance for
Persian history. The text itself...
- Empire, IB Tauris, London, p. 108: "Similarly the
collapse of S****anian
Eranshahr in AD 650 did not end Iranians'
national idea. The name "Iran" disappeared...
- and Shia Islam. The
concept had
previously been used in the form of
Eranshahr, the
official name of Iran
under the
Sasanian Empire (224–651), which...
-
originally rulers of the
world but
whose realm was
eventually limited to
Ērānshahr or
Greater Iran.
Although there are
scattered references to them in the...
-
March 631 –
April 631
Predecessor Azarmidokht Successor Borandukht Born
Ērānshahr Died
April 631
House House of
Sasan Father Khosrau II
Religion Zoroastrianism...
- and
started the
conquest of an area
which would be
called Iranshahr (
Ērānshahr). He
celebrated his
victory by
having two rock
reliefs sculptured at the...
-
Mazda (or Hormozd) and
Ahura Mazda appoints him as the
Shahanshah of
Ērānshahr.
Ardashir I and
Ahuramazda are both on horseback,
facing each other. In...
- Caliphate. In AD 643 (AH 22),
after the
occupation of Rey and
Central Eranshahr, Umar
ordered the
conquest of Adurbadagan. The
Rashidun Caliphate continued...
-
Sasanian state, the
Drafsh e
Kavian was
irrevocably tied to the
concept of
Eranshahr and
hence with the
concept of
Iranian nationhood. Thus, in 867, when Ya'qub-i...
