The Powerful Sasanian Empire

The Powerful Sasanian Empire - Historical Curiosities - See U in History
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[@1998topornik]

The greatest rival to Roman Empire.

[@yaqubleis6311]

King Shapur I of Sassanian Empire is Rome worst nightmare

[@milosradumilo2495]

Battle of Edessa 260. AD was greatest defeat of Roman empire.😢🇮🇹

[@lakshmipraveen8734]

How many are fans of khosrau The Immortal soul???

[@som1980]

We need a leader like him today!

[@yaqubleis6311]

Khosrau I the Immortal Soul is one of the best king of Middle Ages

[@manimoradi2153]

@@yaqubleis6311 ancient

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@manimoradi2153 after the year 500 is the middle age

[@manimoradi2153]

@@yaqubleis6311 fekr kardam bad az eslam ''midle ages'' umad

[@The_18th_Fret]

As an Iranian I personally believe the Sassanian empires most impressive military victories was defeating the biggest Turk empire ever, the Gokturks, not once but twice, and the Turks greatly outnumbered the Persians. Until the 3rd war when the Gokturks finally teamed up with the Byzantines and Khazars which resulted in a victory for them

[@yaqubleis6311]

you must be joking

[@The_18th_Fret]

@@yaqubleis6311 About what part?

[@khaterehkm3273]

Great job! Sassanid Persian empire is so underrated! 💚🤍❤️

[@shadowborn1456]

First true Knights in history

[@radrickdavis]

Love this! Fascinating place in history. This is a like a sequel to the rise of the Achaemanid Empire.

[@QalOrt]

For the Sassanian Empire!

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the information in this video

[@stevejurgens9836]

Iran has fallen very far compared to what it once was...

[@Poiyti]

Today's ideal life is in the West, but at that time, the one who lived in Iranshahr was lucky, the peak of culture and civilization, beautiful architecture, Sassanid purple colors are very special and stunning.

[@FanaCisse-bm4wo]

Thank you so much!

[@battlestar8879]

I didn't know about this at all until now

[@al-qadi3427]

On Persian warfare in general I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series

[@mahdi-oe6mk]

Great!

[@Poiyti]

In the west, the Romans, in the east, the Gog Turks, in the south, the Arabs, in the north, the Khazars, all of them were united and intended to destroy Iranshahr, but Iranshahr defeated them every time.

[@Poiyti]

@@zitka123 They were not Arabs, they were Muslims, the Muslim caliphs were always a religious authority, not a government, only the Rashidin caliphs ruled, which did not last for 100 years, in the Sassanid-Muslim war, many Iranians were on the side of the Muslims, one of whom was Salman Farsi, whom the Prophet loved very much. The Turks were only the Eastern Turkic Seljuqs who had Iranian culture, the rest of the Turks were Iranians like the Safavids and Afshariyas. Now the future president of Iran is a Turk, so the Turks are ruling Iran now?

[@zitka123]

@@Poiyti I know In the Aran didn't care about Ethnicity except Umayeed. Turks also adopted Iranian Culture and considered them as Iranian.

[@zitka123]

@@Poiyti Also Not only Turk Arab is also Adopted Persian Culture. Like in South Asia(India , Pakistan,Bangladesh) ,Indonesia and Malaysia has many Persian words and culture due to Islam.

[@zitka123]

@@Poiyti I just commented bcz there are many Iranian nationalist who made fun of other ethics and trying show Persian as superior. Sorry for my comment.

[@Poiyti]

@@zitka123 Yes, the Umayyads were an Arab fascist government, where did you get this information from? where are you from? Today's architecture, which is also known as Islamic architecture, is an Iranian architecture. You can see the remains of the city of Tisfon, which is the same Islamic architecture today. As an Iranian, I am upset that our history, poets and scientists are considered Turkish or Arab. Ind, no nation is superior to another, but we only intend to protect our own identity, which is always violated by Arabs and Turks.

[@axelrenesuzuki9334]

WOW that's very history this's hope more interesting i love that this country is nice yup old places cool and cheer father brother.

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

[@lakshmipraveen8734]

Will you like to make video for Gupta empire in coming days???

[@sorenamerdavich1413]

if iran with that deep culture and nationwide zoroastrianism religion wouldn't fall to plague of islam , im sure middle east was much beautiful and peaceful today.

[@puddingthes_j.wde5t.r0y3r4]

SURE

[@BOIOLA08]

When the Ayatolahs fall Ehran will return to its roots.

[@Bulgarian_ortadoxy]

Can you talk about the Bulgarian empire?

[@captainvalourous6668]

A certain Byzantine Emperor requests you to delete this comment 🥲 😅

[@Bulgarian_ortadoxy]

@@captainvalourous6668 Emperor Nicephorus I ? The one that Khan Krum turned into a drinking cup ?

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@captainvalourous6668Basil II conquered only Western Bulgarian Tsardom Lol, he didn’t even conquer real Bulgar Empire under Bulgar dynasty :)

[@BOIOLA08]

​@@papazataklaattiranimamyeah, in fact he did nothing at all. He was a miserable... loool

[@KoroushRP]

Sassanid Persians 💪

[@zitka123]

Persia= Playground of Greeks , Roman , Arab , Turks and Mongol.😂

[@awd2272]

The Parthians were Mithraic and the Sassanians were Zoroasterians and The sassanians invented the Dome as a symbol of Mithra and Sassan means SunSon or the Son of the Sun.

[@AshokGupta-oq6hs]

Collapsed and disintegrated in about 10 years against Arab nomad warriors and embraced Arab religion.

[@ashwint7011]

Bro please make a vedio on rymon sukuna

[@charliemcternan8190]

More fun as churros I love it

[@Friendship1nmillion]

Thank You 👏 . A very interesting history lesson there you gave us . Until now , to me Baghdad was only famous for Saddam Hussain and the two American invasions which were called the gulf war & desert storm respectively . ♑️✍️🇳🇴🇦🇺

[@samrevlej9331]

4:51 After CONSTANTINE I died, not Contans. Constans I was one of his sons, along with Constantine II and Constantius II.

[@ampm9771]

stesefon? It's called Ketesfon in persian.

[@alihani1830]

ARYAN SHAHR This was the official name of the empire which mean Realm of the Aryans

[@kikaa1884]

R1a1 Halogroup doesn't exist in Iran in modern era actually which is of Aryans actually 😊

[@S.J.L]

​@@kikaa1884They were descendents of the Corded Ware. R1b

[@S.J.L]

​@@kikaa1884It's a cultural group and yes they descended from Western Steppe Herders, aka Aryas.

[@kikaa1884]

@@S.J.L But I respect Iran a lot I just wish they shift to Zoroastrian 🙂 Like before they got talent known for longevity what they built it mostly R1a1 is declining a lot in North India from ancient to modern Times also Only upper caste Hindus able to maintain in North India who are the Brahmins etc or it is dangerous also It is reducing a lot actually

[@kikaa1884]

@@S.J.L I have Halogroup H and L more and less R1a1 in me actually

[@Jackie.23.]

I LOVE ❤ History never heard of this Empire though are they on the Similar Lines has the ottoman Empire Turkey 🇹🇷 interesting though Like stuff Like this you Learn from it Thankyou for sharing 👍 vid 😊

[@yaqubleis6311]

This Empire is way better than Ottoman Empire

[@yaqubleis6311]

Sassanian Empire is clearly better Empire than Ottoman Empire

[@islammehmeov2334]

​@@yaqubleis6311this is way it got CONQUERED BAY Arabs)

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@islammehmeov2334 Iranian Empire rule Arabs for centuries before Islam 😂😂😂😂 for example Sassanian Empire rule Arabs for more than 400 years Arab kingdoms like Himyarite kingdom , Lakhmids , kingdom of Hatra and others got destroyed and were vassal and part of Sassanian Empire Arabs = under the rule of Sassanian Empire for more than 400 years for example one of Sassanian general Bahram Gushnasp father of legendary commander and warrior Bahram Chobin he was himself a great warrior and commander he attack the Arab Himyarite Kingdom he managed to capture the Himyarite king Sanatources, sack his capital and take many slaves

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@islammehmeov2334 Ottoman Empire was conquered by Timur and became the vassal of Timurid Empire 😂😂

[@Ug1i]

Please more Greek and any mythology goddesses and stories mostly not just an introduction I love those so much more women hero’s!!!

[@CyrusPersia-wv7zo]

Strong and warrior women are not only in Greek mythology. In Persian mythology, there are many female legends, including female warriors and heroes with epic stories, along with the Persian poetry in Shahnameh (Book of Kings) that make it an amazing and full feeling work. Many people in Iran, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan know these stories due to cultural similarities, but i hope one day, these histories will be global in the world, just as we know the Greek legends. I am pretty sure all countries gonna enjoy knowing theses stories as much as us :)

[@Ug1i]

@@CyrusPersia-wv7zo yes I know that which is why I specified. That’s the one I was wanting to see at the time. Such as more about despina. Thank you for information I already have though. I appreciate all mythology, but I can also focus on just one as well.

[@CyrusPersia-wv7zo]

@@Ug1i No problem👍 I love myths too! I just wanted to let you know there exists many hidden treasures in our world.

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@Ug1iIranian Empire Parthian Empire >>> Greek history

[@yaqubleis6311]

@@Ug1iBoth Seleucid Empire and Greco Bactrian Empire both Greek Empire were vassal of the powerful Parthian Empire

[@sunlight5932]

After Ragnarok, in norse mythology, does every human soul ( not only warriors but also normal human soul) continues to exist ( maybe in various forms)after death and there is no time limit until when the souls will continue to exist? Let me know the names of the religions which don't believe that every human soul continues to exist after death for eternal time and there is no way of ceasing existence of any human soul?? Please reply someone

[@yaqubebased1961]

Raganrok started some thousand years ago when Fereydun's two eldest sons, Tūr and Salm, conspired against their younger brother, Iraj/Arya, and killed him dishonorably out of jealousy. Their descendents (Turanians and westerners) will ultimately pay the price. Mark my words.

[@Omar-tt4fd]

8:45 Yazdegerd was killed by turkic tribes for his jewelry

[@mahdi-oe6mk]

😂😂😂😂 he was killed by an farmer in nahavand or something what turk??

[@yaqubleis6311]

In 3, 4 and 6 centuries Sassanian Empire was the most powerful Empire in the world that 3 centuries more than unified Roman Empire for example in century Sassanian Empire under Khosrow I the immortal soul and Byzantium Empire at is greatest extent under Justinian the Great the 2 most powerful Empire of there time famously know as the two eyes of the earth but who was more powerful in 6 century the answer is Sassanian Empire let’s me explain Sassanian Empire won the war vs them and force them to pay tribute Khosrow I the Immortal also destroyed the Hephthalites ended the Sassanian Hephthalites war and also beat Aksumite Empire which was the most powerful Empire in Africa in that time they also made the Göktürk Empire look like complete joke in First Perso-Turkic War in 6 century Sassanian won almost 100 % of there war in 6th century including against Byzantium Empire most of the time strongest in 6 century is Sassanian Empire no argument

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

Dune was inspired by the fall of the Sassanide and akhemenid empires of Persia. Paul Atredis the greek and freemen the arabs combined to dethrone Padashah of the universe from the shadows of the empire.

[@mercy176]

Jesus christ the son of God loves you and gave his life for us to live. Every word written in the four gospels are truth please read them and save your soul by believing in him.

[@shadowborn1456]

This video is about history not religion surely you don't want someone speak of history in a religious video so I would kindly ask you to stop spamming

[@zaenabs266]

General culture Origin of the Sasanians: The Sassanians established their empire. The Sassanian Empire was founded in 224 AD and continued until the emergence of Islam. They were interested in science and arts, and practiced medicine and commerce. The founder of the Sassanid Empire was (Ah Radshir), the Kurdish father of (Babak) from the sect of sheep herders (Shevankara), and his mother (Bayek) was the daughter of members of the Kurdish (Bazerniki) clan. It is said that he lived 88 years and spent 25 years as emperor. The last Sassanian emperor was named (Yeh-Zidi-Kord), who remained in power for 20 years in power and the empire. There were 29 successive emperors during the period of their empire, and their capital was “Mada Yan,” which was later called Al-Mada’in, which was 29 farsangs away from the city of Baghdad. Colonel Dohousa said in 1863: The large head, strong muscles, black hair and broad eyebrows of the Kurds are exactly identical to the characteristics of the ancient Sassanians. Al-Tabari says: (Ah Radshir) is the son of (Babak) Ibn (Sasan) Ibn (Babak) Al-Zarari. Yaqut al-Hamawi says in Mu'jam al-Buldan: What reminds us of the Sassanids is their city (Al-Mada'in), which was called (Kurd Awa). Strabo says: He (Ah Radshir) surpassed the Persians, and his name is not (Shah Nasha), and this makes it clear that he is a Kurd, because any person who did not rule a nationality other than his own will not become Shah Nasha. The history of Mosul indicates that (Ah Radshir) established the mighty Sassanid state with the support and assistance of the Medes. (Ah Radshir) fought Sultan (Ardwani), the last resident of (Hakhame), because he was a Persian. Al-Tabari mentions in the first chapter and on page 478 the text of the letter that Arduan the Persian sent to Ah-Radshir after the second war between them, in which he expresses his discontent, helplessness, and defeat: “You have defeated your stage and have sought your death, O Kurd, raised in the tents of the Kurds. Who gave you permission?” In the crown that you wore and the country that contained it and whose kings and people were absent, and who ordered you to build the city that you founded (in the desert)? ===============================================

[@Antonio_montana_.763]

Sasanian empire was the Second persian empire that rose from Pars(persis),Ardeshir I was burn in pars province with Persian origin , The first mentioned of your people was 200 or 300 years after Sasanian empire fall Stop this propaganda,If you have no history just accept it

[@arman_1024]

man, Kurdish propaganda homeschooling is just getting weirder and weirder.

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

History's reaction to you 🤣🤣

[@Abolfazl-id4ke]

Iran is power

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Timesitheus, Gordian III's father in law and praetorian prefect, absolutely crushed Shapur I in a major battle at Resaina in 243 A.D. Thereby regaining all of Roman Mesopotamia including Carthage, Nisibis, and Singara. Then he died of dysentery. Had he lived Gordian III's war would have finished just like Rome's wars against the parthians did under Septimius Severus, Marcus Aurelius, and Trajan: with the sack of Ctesiphon, and complete victory. Shapur I never faced a first rate commander in the West between the death of Timesitheus up until he faced Odenathus.

[@rpd6874]

Nice try, I would say you didn't face our best at the time when mattered

[@ramtin5152]

Shapur was fighting rebels in Tabaristan, Khorasan and Sakastan during the battle of Resaena 😂 Plus Shapur brutally retaliated that defeat one year later by crushing the Roman army at the battle of Misiche in which Gordian III was killed and the Sassanids retook all of the lost territories 😂 None of those Roman emperors you named faced ANY Iranian army during their campaigns 😂 At least Shapur faced armies and defeated Odaenathus too 😂

[@ramtin5152]

And btw all of Trajan's conquered cities were retook by Iranians 😂

[@synergistd519]

bro i see you everywhere, hahahah you envy us. Shapur> Gordian, Philip and Valerian, cry harder

[@KoroushRP]

Shapur and bahram crushed tork e khars

[@Randallwolfshield]

F*** AI!

[@MCorpReview]

If the Arabs couldn’t hold Turks and mongols, why would Sassanian stand any chance?😊

[@ramtin5152]

Because they had defeated many Turkic and other nomadic armies such as Scythians (Iranian nomads) and even arabs before their final years 🙂

[@synergistd519]

because sassanids were exhausted after a 20+ year long war with Rome, also civil wars and plagues, thats why iran lost against arabs. sassanids defeated gokturks 2 out of the 3 times, also the huns

[@mahdi-oe6mk]

All empires has rise and fall

[@AltaicGigachad]

The Sassanids were a mediocre empire which got vassalized by Turkic Nomads such as White Huns, and even Gokturks, The Eastern Roman’s managed to Inflict heavy defeats on them aswell giving their greatest ruler Shapur I embarrassing defeats, furthermore the Sassanids respectively were conquered by a Arab Tribal confederation.

[@easthurricane]

😂 never read so much nonsense before. Which Persian broke your heart? The Sassanid empire will always be remembered. When you pass, nobody will remember you.

[@shadowborn1456]

BAHRAM CHUBIN ENTER THE CHAT!!

[@ramtin5152]

According to the script writer of the battle of Edessa in Historymarche channel there's a source which indicates that Ardashir Babakan defeated a Hunnic king during his eastern campaigns (if anyone knows anything about it, please do tell) Shapur II fought them and in the end they were made to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans, his eastern neighbours, Kidarites, crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv There his forces routed the Kidarites, killing their king in the process and capturing his wife A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them The war was concluded in 427, with Bahram cementing his name as a great champion of Iran The name of Bahram was long remembered amongst the people of the surrounding area The Sogdian city of Bukhara would later mint coins with his image Between the year 435 to 440 the Huns under the infamous Attila and Bleda invaded the Caucasus but were heavily defeated in Armenia by the Sassanids which made them abandon their invasion plan and flee back to Europe In 450, Yazdegerd II launched an expedition into deep Kidarite territory in Central Asia, raiding and capturing forts and cities, which resulted in the accumulation of many captives and riches and managed to secure the eastern portion of his empire against the Kidarite incursions Few of Yazdegerd's Armenian generals were also able to repel some Hunnic attacks in the east The Kidarites did defeat one of Yazdegerd's generals but the war continued and they were finally completely defeated once by Peroz I (He defeated Kidarite king Kunkhas) and then again by a Sassanid Hephthalite alliance but the Sassanids and Hephthalites became enemies and then the Sassanid king, Peroz I, was defeated 3 times and killed in the end and most of eastern Sassanid provinces were conquered by Hephthalites However, the Hephthalites were stopped and defeated by an Iranian noble called Sukhra of the house of Karen but since most of the Sassanid army was lost during those 3 battles, they weren't able to take back the lost territories After Peroz I and most of his successors were killed in battle and his army was destroyed just like in his previous two clashes against the Hephthalites, Surkhab quickly installed Peroz brother, Balash, on the Sassanid throne, regrouped the rest of the Sassanid army and marched against the Hephthalite king, Khushnavaz When he reached Gorgan, Khushnavaz was informed of Surkhab's plan of attacking him, he prepared his men for battle and sent a message to Surkhab, asking him his name, official position and intentions Surkhab shortly sent a message back, informing him of his name and position Khushnavaz thereafter sent another message, warning him of doing the same mistake as Peroz I However, he wasn't discouraged by Khushnavaz words and even raided Hephthalite territories, met Hephthalite king's army in battle and inflicted a heavy defeat on him This made Khushnavaz sue for peace which Surkhab would only accept if the Hephthalites would give him everything that had been seized from Peroz camp including all his treasures and royal treasury, his chief priest and Peroz daughter, Perozdukht His demands were accepted and peace was made He then returned to Ctesiphon, where he was received with great honor by nobles and people In 503, Kavad I countered a Hephthalite attack and in 508, a Sasanian campaign led to the conquest of the Zundaber (Zumdaber) Castellum, associated with the temple of az Zunin in the area of ad Dawar, situated between Bust and Kandahar Based on the Sassanid coin found in Merv, it's indicated that the Sassanids under Kavad I defeated the Hephthalites and reconquered Khorasan Khosrow Anushiravan, allied with the Gokturks, and conquered the southern half of the Hephthalite empire while the Gokturks conquered the northern half The Hephthalite king, Ghadfar, and what was left of his men, took refuge in Sassanid empire under Khosrow Gokturks sent a delegate with gifts to strengthen the alliance They made a treaty and sent, Faghanish, the Hephthalite who was supposed to be their own puppet king to Ctesiphon to be approved by Khosrow who made Faghanish and his kingdom into his own vassal instead In 562, Khosrow defeated the Hephthalites AGAIN and also stopped the threat of Turks Sinjibu attacked the Sassanid borders but in the end, gave his daughter's hand in marriage to Khosrow Anushiravan (probably after a Sassanid counter attack)

[@ramtin5152]

Embarrassing defeats ? 🤣 Shapur I changed the battle tactics of the Iranian army and was fighting an opponent that had battle equipments equal to his men if not better and armies that surpassed his own, in numbers Before he became king of kings, he fought in his father's army in conquest of the Parthian empire at the battle of Hormozdgan, Kushan empire, Atropatene, Caucasus, Punjab, Chorasmia and was also present in his father's raids in the Roman territories and his victory over a Hunnic king, plus at the battle of Ctesiphon 233 And probably in the clash between two Roman and Sassanid armies before that All of which were successful for the Sassanids He personally besieged and sacked Hatra which even Romans failed to take over during their three invasions of Mesopotamia during the Parthian era He even defeated the Medians of the mountains After he became Shahanshah, he defeated 3 Roman emperors and even captured one of them personally (Valerian) and probably even killed one according to the Sassanid sources Based on one of the Sassanid tablets, Gordian III died at the battle of Misiche He forced emperor Philip the Arab to pay him heavy tribute and sign a peace treaty which was called most shameful treaty by Romans Each Roman army had between 60,000-70,000 men Although the only information we have about Shapur's numbers is at the battle of Edessa in which he had 40,000 men It's probably safe to assume Romans were outnumbering Shapur 2-1 in his battles Before his general's defeat at the battle of Resaena, he crushed three rebellions in Sakastan, Chorasmia and Tabaristan When he returned to Mesopotamia, he brutally retaliated his general's defeat and won the battle of Misiche (60,000 Romans), battle of Barbalissos (60,000 Romans), battle of Edessa (70,000 Romans), siege Antioch 253, siege of Dura Europos 256, plundered 37 cities in his second Roman campaign and 36 in his third After his clash with Odaenathus Shapur took his time raiding and sacking eastern parts of Odaenathus kingdom while he did nothing which means Odaenathus couldn't beat Shapur in battle like Romans claim After that, Shapur even won against him at the battle of Ctesiphon 263 and once more again in Ctesiphon

[@ramtin5152]

Oh arab invasion ? Sure ... Let's just completely ignore Bahram Chobin rebellion, the rebellion of Heraclius predecessor, 3 Sassanid Gokturk wars, the 27 year war between Byzantines and Sassanids, plague, revolts, a Sassanid civil war right after the last Sassanid Byzantine war which lasted until after the battle of the bridge and caused 9-11 kings and queens sit on the Sassanid throne during the first 2 years alone, Slavic and Avar raids into the Byzantine empire, deaths of countless veteran generals and soldiers of two sides before the Arab invasion during the war and after that, execution and assassination of most of adult and royalties of the royal house of Sasan along with god knows how many generals and thousands of nobles of the seven great houses by Kavad II, a weak puppet king (Yazdegerd III) on the throne, the betrayal of Sassanid commanders, soldiers and engineers during the Arab invasion specially during battle of Al Qadisiyyah, siege of Ctesiphon and battle of Jalula (Watch kings and generals documentary about Muslim invasions) and finally the betrayal of Salman the Persian who told arabs everything about the Sassanid battle tactics and how to beat their armies Those "nomads" armies numbers reached at least half of the numbers of their enemies in each battle they fought unlike what early muslim sources claim An army can't win only because it has more numbers and better battle equipments when that army has no experience and worse when there's no competent general or king to lead it and this has been proven in history many times

[@jw.06n]

Long live The Kurdish Sassanid Empire ✌️🔥

[@Moh_Ka]

:/

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

There are various historical reports about Ardeshir's ancestry. According to Tabari's report, Ardeshir was the son of Babak, the son of Sasan. Another story that is in Ardeshir Babakan's career, and Ferdowsi's Shahnameh also states the same, is that Ardeshir, born of the marriage of Sasan - a descendant of Darius III of Achaemenid with the daughter of Babak, was a local ruler in the state of Pars[P2].

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

The Sasanians were completely Persian and they were not Kurds

[@HejMeeeen]

@@user-xf2gu9ln4w completely Iranic (kurdish ppl are iranic too)..... not only persians.... They called their state Eranshahr (Kingdom of the Iranians)

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

​@@HejMeeeen Yes, the Sassanians belong to all Iranian peoples, but when the Sassanians were from the Persian people, calling them Kurds is a pure mistake.

[@Amir-el8yx]

God bless the Shahs

[@ozzzz9328]

Real Zaza tribe

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

There are various historical reports about Ardeshir's ancestry. According to Tabari's report, Ardeshir was the son of Babak, the son of Sasan. Another story that is in Ardeshir Babakan's career, and Ferdowsi's Shahnameh also states the same, is that Ardeshir, born of the marriage of Sasan - a descendant of Darius III of Achaemenid with the daughter of Babak, was a local ruler in the state of Pars[P2].

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

The Sassanians were Persians, they were not Zazas

[@ozzzz9328]

@@user-xf2gu9ln4w sasa = zaza and there language is closer is Zaza then Farsi so was Parthian so was Avesta

[@user-xf2gu9ln4w]

​@@ozzzz9328 Ardeshir, the founder of the Sasanian Empire, named his empire Sasanian because of his ancestor, who was named Sasan, not because of the Zaza people. Likewise, all historians believe that the language of the Sasanian Empire was Middle Persian and Pahlavi Persian, not the language of the Zazas. There is a video on KZbin that recreates the language of the Sassanid Empire, and as someone who grew up speaking Persian, I understood 80% of it. According to the Sasanian family tree, Ardeshir's ancestor was Sasan, and Sasan is a descendant of Darius III of Achaemenid, and Achaemenid were Persian.

[@ozzzz9328]

@@user-xf2gu9ln4w are Persians as a country all from 1 tribe I don’t think so Zaza tribe is a part of Persian empire mate and a soldier part