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| − | Parthia (波斯 Posi) was a Mithrean state which became Monotheistic in the 7th century when it was distinguished from Ispahbadian Tabaristan | + | Parthia (波斯 Posi) was a Mithrean state which became Monotheistic in the 7th century when it was distinguished from [[Tachkastan]] to its Southwest and Ispahbadian Tabaristan to its Northwest. |
=Monotheistic Kings= | =Monotheistic Kings= | ||
*632-651 Yazdegard III included "bismillah" on his coins in his last year. | *632-651 Yazdegard III included "bismillah" on his coins in his last year. | ||
*651-683 ? | *651-683 ? | ||
| − | *683-692 Abdallah ibn Al-Zubayir of the Bakr | + | *683-692 ?Abdallah ibn Al-Zubayir of the Bakr? |
*732 ? had a chief religious leader called Gabriel (及烈 Ji-Lie) | *732 ? had a chief religious leader called Gabriel (及烈 Ji-Lie) | ||
*771 ? | *771 ? | ||
Latest revision as of 19:09, 14 July 2021
Parthia (波斯 Posi) was a Mithrean state which became Monotheistic in the 7th century when it was distinguished from Tachkastan to its Southwest and Ispahbadian Tabaristan to its Northwest.
Monotheistic Kings
- 632-651 Yazdegard III included "bismillah" on his coins in his last year.
- 651-683 ?
- 683-692 ?Abdallah ibn Al-Zubayir of the Bakr?
- 732 ? had a chief religious leader called Gabriel (及烈 Ji-Lie)
- 771 ?
