Examples of using Sassanid in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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During his time, the best pieces of Sassanid literature were written, remarkable pieces of Sassanid music were composed,
On the other hand, Umar, whose forces at Qadisiyah were threatened with confronting the Sassanid armies, ordered Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas to enter negotiations with the Persians and to send emissaries to Yazdegerd III and his commander Rostam Farrokhzād, apparently inviting them to Islam.
During his time, the best pieces of Sassanid literature were written, notable pieces of Sassanid music were composed,
recently retreated from most of its holdings in Mesopotamia and Armenia because of a treaty that his predecessor Jovian had made with Shapur II of the Sassanid Empire.
Šahrzād شهرزاد), a Sassanid queen who must relate a series of stories to her malevolent husband, King Shahryar(Šahryār), to delay her execution.
was perhaps reinforced by former Zoroastrian priests who had converted to Islam and advised the government to follow the Sassanid example of authoritarianism in religious matters.
Sassanid rule was characterized by considerable centralization, ambitious urban planning, agricultural development, and technological improvements.[58] Below the king,
of the Zoroastrian priesthood.[9] During his reign the Sassanid capital Ctesiphon was sacked by the Romans under emperor Carus, and most of Armenia,
front against the Byzantines in June 634, Khalid's successor in Iraq failed him, and Muslims were defeated in the Battle of the Bridge in 634, which resulted in a Sassanid victory.
He ordered the construction of the first dam bridge in Iran and founded many cities, some settled in part by emigrants from the Roman territories, including Christians who could exercise their faith freely under Sassanid rule.
the northern Indian Gupta Empire in the 4th century, it is clear that Sassanid remained relevant in India's northwest throughout this period.
Later, the South Arabian kingdom renounced the Sassanid supremacy, and another Persian expedition was sent in 598, which successfully annexed South Arabia as a Sassanid province which lasted until the time of the unrest after Khosrau II.
Later Sassanid inscriptions also claim that the kings of Kushan, Turan, and Mekran are subordinate to Ardashir,
On at least two occasions, the last possibly in 670, Chinese troops were sent with Peroz in order to restore him to the Sassanid throne with mixed results, one possibly ending in a short rule of Peroz in Sakastan, from which we have a few remaining numismatic evidences.
The Xwadāynāmag contained historical information on the later Sassanid period, but it does not appear to have drawn on any historical sources for the earlier Sassanid period(3rd to 4th centuries).[5] Ferdowsi added material continuing
On at least two occasions, the last possibly in 670, Chinese troops were sent with Peroz in order to restore him to the Sassanid throne with mixed results, one possibly ending in a short rule of Peroz in Sakastan, from which we have some remaining numismatic evidence.
At least in two occasions, the last possibly in 670, Chinese troops were sent with Peroz in order to restore him to the Sassanid throne with mixed results, one possibly ending up in a short rule of Peroz in Sistan(Sakestan) from which we have a few remaining numismatic evidences.
Later Sassanid inscriptions also claim the submission of the Kings of Kushan,
Roman, and Sassanid Empires, until the Arab Islamic invasion
died of grief a year later, leaving the Sassanid throne to his son, Hormizd II.