The army of the Kingdom of Al-Hirah, its organization and tasks by عباس عاجل الحيدري

“… The Kingdom of Al-Hirah is one of the important Arab kingdoms in the pre-Islamic era. It lived with the Sasanian state and had political dependence. Its life continued for more than four centuries, during which the kingdom supported its ally, the Sasanian state, in its struggle against the Byzantines and their allies, the Ghassanids. …”
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Financial Reforms by aliasghar mirzaeei

“…This study deals withSasanian taxation which can be considered as one of the most significant social and economical events of Iran history. …”
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Siraf port, a linkage site for the intraction of Jundi Shahpur medical school with the lands of Indian-Pacific oceans by Iraj Nabipour

“…The most important Sasanian-Islamic port of Iran in the Persian Gulf was Siraf, with a total population of 300,000. …”
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Christian stucco decoration in southern Mesopotamia and the Persian gulf region, sixth to ninth centuries by Lic, A

“…An interesting exception is a relief found at a church in Koke in the region of Seleucia-Ctesiphon, in which the Sasanian technique of deep relief is combined with the Byzantine dress of the person represented. …”

NARSEH SASSANID AND THE STRUGGLE FOR THE REIGN IN PERSIA FROM 274 ТО 293 by Melikyan Arthur

“…In the following years the Sasanian nobility continued ignoring the rights of Narseh to the throne. …”
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Patronage and philanthropy: Prize medals of the Parsi Community of Mumbai by Bhandare, S

“…The religion was at its zenith when the Sasanian emperors of Iran (3rd – 7th century AD) patronised it as the official religion. …”

Investigation of Sassanid civil activities during the Shapur I period in Khuzistan (Case study of Shushtar and Ramhormoz Bridges-Dams) by Mahnaz Sharifi

“…Shapur I (the first) also known as Shapur the Great, was the son of Ardashir, the founder of the Sasanian dynasty.   He was the second shahanshah (king of kings) of the Sasanian Empire.  …”
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The Legal Personality of State in the Sassanid Era by Parham Mehraram, Mohammad Seyed Fatemi

“…It seems that in the Sasanian political-legal structure, it is impossible to deal with power and political-legal structures such as that of ruler. …”
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Yaqoub bin Al-lith Al-Saffar 245 AH - 265 AH, founder of the Saffarid State by Salah Al-Hidary

“…<br />On this basis, if we take this story, Jacob descends from a high Iranian origin related to the Sasanian kings, and it seems that Jacob and other rulers of Persia were creating the genealogies related to the Sasanian kings to justify their existence and rule at the time. …”
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The Risano “capsule” and the Preslav treasure by Stanislav Stanilov

“…The article emphasizes on a direct connection between the Sasanian art arsenal and the patterns on Byzantine enamel jewelry from the 9th – 10th c. …”
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Mazdeans and Christians Facing the End of the World: Circulations and Exchanges of Concepts by Antonio Panaino

“…These Christian doc­trines played a certain influence in Sasanian Iran, although their diffusion and acceptance was pro­bably slow and progressive, and became dominant among Zoroastrians only after the fall of the Sasanian period, when the Mazdean Church was no longer the pillar of the state and the social and legal order. …”
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CULTURAL CONNECTIONS OF BAKRIA IN THE KUSHANO-SASANID PERIOD (ON THE MATERIALS OF THE CITY OF DABILKUR-GAN) by R. V. Tikhonov

“…This article analyzes the cultural relations of Bactria in the Kushan-Sasanian period of its history. At the turn of II-III centuries the country falls under the authority of Sassanian Iran, which sought not only to regain its former power, but also made quite successful attempts to revive the local culture. …”
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The Legal Personality of State in the Sassanid Era by Parham Mehraram, Mohammad Seyed Fatemi

“…It seems that in the Sasanian political-legal structure, it is impossible to deal with power and political-legal structures such as that of ruler. …”
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Ceramic vessels from the biritual necropoleis and their metal parallels by Lyudmila Doncheva-Petkova

“…These vessels are similar in shapes to Sasanian and post-Sasanian vessels, vessels from the Pereshchepina treasure, from the rich Avar graves in Hungary, from the treasures found near Vrap in Albania and Nagyszentmiklós in Transylvania. …”
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Ceramic vessels from the biritual necropoleis and their metal parallels by Lyudmila Doncheva-Petkova

“…These vessels are similar in shapes to Sasanian and post-Sasanian vessels, vessels from the Pereshchepina treasure, from the rich Avar graves in Hungary, from the treasures found near Vrap in Albania and Nagyszentmiklós in Transylvania. …”
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Wonders and Healings at the Crossroads of Manichaeism, Buddhism and Zoroastrianism in Eastern Iran and Central Asia by Andrea Piras

“… The early Sasanian period witnessed a variety of religious beliefs in competition. …”
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The Second Season of the Archaeological Survey of the Qeshm Island, Iran by Alireza Khosrowzadeh

“…The remainder includes 3 Iron Age, 4 Achaemenid, 23 Parthian, 20 Sasanian, 11 early Islamic, and 34 Ilkhanid and Timurid as well as 102 sites ranging in date from the Safavid to Qajar period. …”
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Kin and culture: clan, household and family formation in late antique Armenia by Alford, D

“…<p>The importance of Armenia’s hereditary <i>naxarar</i> elite in the late antique and medieval eras has long been acknowledged by scholars, and the region’s peripheral position has made these landed aristocrats a focus of academics of the Byzantine and Sasanian Empires also. However, study of <i>naxarar</i> families has not been accompanied by dedicated scholarship concerning the nature of family itself as an institution within Armenia. …”

Human Figure Iconology is Two Pieces of Textile from Sassanid Era (With Images of the King’s Battle and the Tree of Life) by nastaran saberi, Ameneh Mafitabar

“…Motifs are the most prominent feature of Sasanian art. The fabrics remaining from the Sassanid period are an important source to study the motifs of this period. …”
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Tile Ceremony In The First Abbasid Era(132-232هـ/ 750-850م) by randa abbass

“… This study aims to highlight the Abbasid court ceremony as it represents all forms of physical and symbols, customs and norms that reflect the power of the Abbasid caliph.vkd study addressed the the palaces of the caliphs and what the purpose of Anchaehabaladafah to talk about style any dress caliphs who represents the greatness of king Alabasi kzlk study showed the presence of other manifestations annexed power represented Bisharat caliphate and the King,which developed and updated by the Abbasids Kalqdab and burda Media virtue of openness to all the Sasanian and Byzantine civilizations and even Islamic. …”
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