- Zahhāk or
Zahāk (pronounced [zæhɒːk]) (Persian: ضحّاک), also
known as
Zahhak the
Snake Shoulder (Persian: ضحاک ماردوش, romanized: Zahhāk-e Mārdoush),...
-
against Zahāk.
Zahāk had
already left his capital,
which fell to Fereydun's
troops with
little resistance.
Fereydun released all of
Zahāk's prisoners...
- Bidlisi.
Zahak, who is
named Zuhak by the Kurds, was an evil ****yrian king who
conquered Iran and had
serpents growing from his shoulders.
Zahak's rule lasted...
-
Zahak-e Pain (Persian: زحک پایین, also
Romanized as
Zaḥaḵ-e Pāyīn) is a
village in
Jakdan Rural District, in the
Central District of
Bashagard County...
- Army
Zahak, who is
named Zuhak by the Kurds, was an evil ****yrian king who
conquered Iran and had
serpents growing from his shoulders.
Zahak's rule lasted...
- Jamšid. Fereydun,
together with Kāve,
revolted against the
tyrannical king,
Zahāk,
defeated and
arrested him in the
Alborz Mountains. Afterwards, Fereydun...
- had
already lost
several of his
children to
Zahak,
trained the men in the mountains, and
stormed Zahak's palace,
severing the
heads of the
snakes and...
-
lover of
Bahram V Gor Azarmidokht,
Queen of
Queens of Iran Arnavāz, wife of
Zahak and
later of
Freydon Spanoy, a
Turanian princess Banou of
Gazor Banou of...
-
among other enemies in
Zoroastrian tradition, like Alexander, Agrēhrat and
Zahak. The
Denkard places Malkus'
appearance in the
fifth century of Ushedar's...
-
Retrieved 23 June 2023.
Belal (26
February 2020). "Shahr-e
Zuhak Ruins |
Zahak Historical Site". Colombius.
Retrieved 23 June 2023. "Shahr e Gholghola:...
