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History

Ardashir I Pars Manichean Turfan Shapur I

14 related topics

Population

Asoristan Assyrians Semitic Nabataean Palmyrene

6 related topics

Overview

Middle Persian Sasanian Empire Parthian Characene Shatt al-Arab

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Capital: Karkh Meshan (224–410) Vahman-Ardashir (410–637)
Historical era: Late Antiquity
Today part of: Iraq Kuwait
• Rashidun conquest: 637
• Sasanian conquest: 224

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Overview

History

Population

Asoristan
Assyrians Assyrian people
Semitic Semitic languages
Nabataean Nabataeans
Palmyrene Palmyrene dialect
Zutt Jat people

Sources

Houtsma, Martijn Theodoor Martijn Theodoor Houtsma
ISBN ISBN (identifier)
Bosworth, C. E. C. E. Bosworth

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Meshan

Nodes40

Edges39

Triples46

Avg. degree1.95

Density0.05

Components1

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Meshan

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related to history · 23

Meshan → According, Adurfarrobay, Ardashir, Astarabad-Ardashir, Bahram III, Bandu, Denag, Forat Meshan, In, Iranian, Karkh Meshan, Mani, Manichean, Mihr-šāh, Narseh, Paikuli, Pars, Sasanian, Sasnian, Shapur

related to Population · 14

Meshan → Arab Nabataean, Arabs, Asoristan, India, Iranians, Like, Malays, Mesenian Arabs, Other Indian, Palmyrene, Sasanian, Semitic, The Assyrians, Zutt

Capital · 1

Meshan → Karkh Meshan (224–410) Vahman-Ardashir (410–637)

Historical era · 1

Meshan → Late Antiquity

Today part of · 1

Meshan → Iraq Kuwait

• Rashidun conquest · 1

Meshan → 637

• Sasanian conquest · 1

Meshan → 224

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province sasanian along characene according also vahman-ardashir arabs encyclopaedia vol persian iranians malays karkh empire parthian ardashir named ruled iranica

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Meshan	Capital	Karkh Meshan (224–410) Vahman-Ardashir (410–637)	1.00	infobox
Meshan	Historical era	Late Antiquity	1.00	infobox
Meshan	Today part of	Iraq Kuwait	1.00	infobox
Meshan	• Rashidun conquest	637	1.00	infobox
Meshan	• Sasanian conquest	224	1.00	infobox
Asoristan	instance of	PopulationLike most of the other western Sasanian provinces	0.80	text
Meshan was a province with various ethnic groups	instance of	PopulationLike most of the other western Sasanian provinces	0.80	text
the Malays may also have been deported to Meshan	instance of	groups	0.80	text
either as captives or recruited sailors	instance of	groups	0.80	text
Meshan	related to history	In	0.60	section
Meshan	related to history	Sasanian	0.60	section
Meshan	related to history	Ardashir	0.60	section

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