The Arabs and their Relations with the Pre-Sasanian Iranian Empires and Characeneâs Commercial Role in the Parthian Period

The Iranian geographical situation and its communicational importance was caused the various nations to connect to it. This is a reason to be called Iran as the accident highway and these occurances connect Iran with Asia. From the political, economic and cultural respect, Iran influenced by the oth...

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Main Authors: mohammadkarim yousefjamali, a m, a s
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: University of Isfahan 2016-12-01
Series:پژوهش های تاریخی
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Online Access:http://jhr.ui.ac.ir/article_21110_e7972b3876981775490dbc757a90c699.pdf
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Summary:The Iranian geographical situation and its communicational importance was caused the various nations to connect to it. This is a reason to be called Iran as the accident highway and these occurances connect Iran with Asia. From the political, economic and cultural respect, Iran influenced by the other civilizations and influenced on vice versa. This is to be seen in the various societies up till now. These relations with the Arabs were extensive in the Arasacid period, and the role of the small Arabian kingdoms was considerable. They acted as both a relational bridge and as a fort against the nomadic Arabs and Romans. In this article it is tried to explain the Iranian and Arabian relations and the characene’s role in the Parthian period.
ISSN:2008-6253
2476-3306