Sassanians

The primary form of taxation under the Sassanians was a land tax and, for religious minorities, a poll tax.

F. The Neo-Persian Empire of the Sassanians, 223-651 C.E 2001

3. The Sassanians were a prestigious dynasty of Persian kings who established a powerful empire from 226 to 641, until the conquest of Persia by Islam.

Scheherazade Goes West Fatema Mernissi 2001

The narrative of continuity comes from the Sassanians who appear to have lacked any historical resources that we do not have today.

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It's also easy to document the presence of Persians and Sassanians in China.

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The Neo-Persian Empire of the Sassanians, 223–651 C.E. c.

502-506 2001

The Neo-Persian Empire of the Sassanians, 223–651 C.E. b.

b. Ardashir I to Shapur II 2001

The Neo-Persian Empire of the Sassanians, 223–651 C.E. d.

d. Hormizd IV to the Muslim Conquest 2001

The Byzantines used the tribe of Ghassan, which converted to Christianity, while the Sassanians paid the Lakhmids, at al-Hira, for their military services.

b. Muhammad and the Rise of Islam 2001

A fifty-year peace was concluded with the Byzantines in 561 in which Lazica was recognized as Roman in exchange for an annual payment in gold to the Sassanians.

502-506 2001