Sasanid

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Sasanid: see Sassanid Sassanid, Sasanid (both: săs`ənĭd), or Sassanian
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Mazdakism

in which the Arab conquerors defeated a Sasanid army, which opened to them the rule over Western Iraq and Iran.

Studies in human psyche and human behavior under political and social ... by Walther, Wiebke / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

41) His birth occurred barely a decade before Ardashir I established the Sasanid dynasty in Persia.

Religious inquisition as social policy: the persecution of the ... by Ibrahim, Mahmood / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

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