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{{Short description|Sasanian military commander}} ...1-link=Linda Hogan (ethicist)|last2=Lehrke|first2=Dylan|title=Religion and the Politics of Peace and Conflict|date=2009|publisher=Wipf and Stock Publisher ...

{{Short description|Sasanian queen}} |succession2 = [[Queen regent]] of the [[Sasanian Empire]] ...

...ian - Plate - Walters 57709.jpg|thumb|300px|6th–7th century [[Sasanian art|Sasanian plate]] of a queen and king seated on a throne, possibly at a wedding.]] ...princes that ruled parts of the country as governors. The full version of the title was '''''bānbishnān bānbishn''''' ("Queen of Queens"). ...

{{Short description|Sasanian Persian noblewoman and Christian martyr}} | birth_place = [[Sasanian Empire]] ...

{{Short description|3rd-century Sasanian noblewoman}} ...s (''[[Banbishn|banbishnan banbishn]]''). She was a daughter of the second Sasanian [[King of Kings]] of [[Iran]], [[Shapur I]] ({{reign|240|270}}). ...

...urdiya (The Shahnama of Shah Tahmasp).png|thumb|Illustration of Gordiya in the [[Shahnameh of Shah Tahmasp]]]] ...Vistahm]], and ultimately the wife of the last prominent [[Sasanian Empire|Sasanian]] emperor, [[Khosrow II]]. ...

[[File:"The Coronation of the Infant Shapur II" cropped.jpg|thumb|Coronation of Shapur II in childhood, [ ...and mother of [[Shapur II]].{{sfn|Daryaee|2009}} She was the regent during the minority of her son between 309 and 325. ...

{{Short description|6th-century conflict between the Sassanid and Aksumite empires}} ...= Balami - Tarikhnama - The arrow of old Wahraz kills Masruq, the Ethiopian King of Yemen (cropped).jpg ...

...ort description|Descendants of Iranian soldiers who intermarried with Arab women in 6th-century south Arabia}} ...nverted to [[Islam]] following the rise of [[Muhammad]] and were active in the [[Early Muslim conquests|early Muslim conflicts]]. ...

{{Short description|Ancient city active during the Sassanid Empire}} |caption = The ruins of Bishapur ...

{{Short description|Christian saint, convert from Zoroastrianism}} | birth_place = [[Hillah]], [[Sasanian Empire]] ...

...r 8 months. Eventually she places Darab in a box and sets it to float down the [[Euphrates]], where he is found by a dyer, who saves Darab and raises him. ...return to the capital after defeating the Romans, Humay retires and hands the throne down to her son after 32 years of rule. <ref>{{cite web |title=Chara ...

{{short description|Sasanian queen of Iran}} ...hma|Drachma]] of Azarmidokht with the bust of her father [[Khosrow II]] to the left ...

...M. Ali, 'Medieval Court Poetry', in ''The Oxford Encyclopedia of Islam and Women'', ed. by Natana J. Delong-Bas, 2 vols (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 20 ...ck|title=The 'Nestorian' Church: A Lamentable Misnomer|journal=Bulletin of the John Rylands Library|year=1996|volume=78|number=3|pages=23–35|doi=10.7227 ...

{{short description|Medieval story about the fall of Hatra and its princess}} ...tra]], which had repelled three Roman and one Sasanian sieges, fell to the Sasanian king [[Shapur I]] in 241.]] ...

...ers of [[Azarmidokht]] after he proposed to her in an attempt to usurp the Sasanian throne. He had two children, [[Rostam Farrokhzad]] and [[Farrukhzad]]. ...fter the death of Vistahm, Farrukh succeeded him as the ''[[spahbed]]'' of the north. ...

...he early medieval period, when the [[Anno Domini]] [[calendar era]] became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years. ==== Byzantine Empire ==== ...

{{About|the battle between the ancient Romans and the Sassanid Empire|the 530 battle|Battle of Satala (530)}} | partof = the [[Roman-Persian Wars]] ...

| death_place = Bank of the [[Euphrates]], near [[Babylon]], [[Sasanian Empire]] *[[Battle of the Bridge]]{{KIA}} ...

|partof=the [[Early Muslim conquests|Muslim conquest of Sassanid empire]]| |combatant1= [[Sasanian Empire]]<br>([[Sasanian army]]) ...