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The History of Persia is a complete chronicle of Persia and the surrounding lands from the dawn of history to the twentieth century, making this standard work still very useful for students and reference libraries.
The History of Persia is a complete chronicle of Persia and the surrounding lands from the dawn of history to the twentieth century, making this standard work still very useful for students and reference libraries.
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Autorenporträt
Sir Percy Sykes
Inhaltsangabe
I: Configuration and Climate II: Deserts, Rivers, Flora, Fauna, and Minerals III: The Geography of Elam and Babylonia IV: Elam and Susa, the Capital V: Elam, Sumer, and Akkad at the Dawn of History VI: Elam and Babylon VII: The Assyrian Empire and The Downfall of Elam VIII: The Aryans of Persia-Their Origin and Traditions IX: The Religion Of The Medes And Persians X: The Rise Of Media And The Fall Of Assyria XI: Media, Babylonia, and Lydia XII: The Heroic Age of Persia XIII: The Rise of Persia XIV: The Persian Empire at its Zenith XV: The Ancient Persians-Their Customs, Language, and Architecture XVI: Persia and Hellas During the Reign of Darius XVII: The Repulse of Persia by Hellas XVIII: The Persian Empire after the Repulse from Hellas XIX: The Decline of the Persian Empire XX: The Rise of Macedonia Under Philip and Alexander XXI: The Battles of the Granicus and of Issus XXII: The Career of Alexander the Great to the Death of Darius Codomannus XXIII: The Limit of Conquest XXIV: The Death of Alexander the Great-His Achievements and Character XXV: The Wars of the "Successors" XXVI: The Seleucid Empire to the Rise of Parthia XXVII: The Rise of Parthia and the Appearance of Rome in Asia XXVIII: The Expansion of Parthia and the Downfall of the House of Seleucus XXIX: Parthia, Rome, and Pontus XXX: Parthia and Rome-The First Trial of Strength XXXI: Rome and Parthia-The Second Trial of Strength XXXII: The Organization, Religion, and Architecture of the Parthians XXXIII: The Struggle For Armenia XXXIV: The Decline And Fall Of Parthia XXXV: The Rise of the Sasanian Dynasty XXXVI: Shapur I., The Captor of Valerian XXXVII: Shapur The Great XXXVIII: The Struggle with the White Huns XXXIX: The Crushing of the White Huns XL: Noshirwan the Just XLI: Organization, Language, and Architecture Under the Sasanian Dynasty XLII: Khusru Parviz and Heraclius XLIII: The Overthrow of the Persian Empire by the Arabs XLIV: The Career of Mohamed at Mecca XLV: The Flight to Medina and the Establishment of Islam XLVI: Islam Under the First Four Caliphs XLVII: The Tragedy of Kerbela XLVIII: Persia A Province of the Omayyad Caliphate XLVIX: Persian Ascendancy in the Early Abbasid Period
I: Configuration and Climate II: Deserts, Rivers, Flora, Fauna, and Minerals III: The Geography of Elam and Babylonia IV: Elam and Susa, the Capital V: Elam, Sumer, and Akkad at the Dawn of History VI: Elam and Babylon VII: The Assyrian Empire and The Downfall of Elam VIII: The Aryans of Persia-Their Origin and Traditions IX: The Religion Of The Medes And Persians X: The Rise Of Media And The Fall Of Assyria XI: Media, Babylonia, and Lydia XII: The Heroic Age of Persia XIII: The Rise of Persia XIV: The Persian Empire at its Zenith XV: The Ancient Persians-Their Customs, Language, and Architecture XVI: Persia and Hellas During the Reign of Darius XVII: The Repulse of Persia by Hellas XVIII: The Persian Empire after the Repulse from Hellas XIX: The Decline of the Persian Empire XX: The Rise of Macedonia Under Philip and Alexander XXI: The Battles of the Granicus and of Issus XXII: The Career of Alexander the Great to the Death of Darius Codomannus XXIII: The Limit of Conquest XXIV: The Death of Alexander the Great-His Achievements and Character XXV: The Wars of the "Successors" XXVI: The Seleucid Empire to the Rise of Parthia XXVII: The Rise of Parthia and the Appearance of Rome in Asia XXVIII: The Expansion of Parthia and the Downfall of the House of Seleucus XXIX: Parthia, Rome, and Pontus XXX: Parthia and Rome-The First Trial of Strength XXXI: Rome and Parthia-The Second Trial of Strength XXXII: The Organization, Religion, and Architecture of the Parthians XXXIII: The Struggle For Armenia XXXIV: The Decline And Fall Of Parthia XXXV: The Rise of the Sasanian Dynasty XXXVI: Shapur I., The Captor of Valerian XXXVII: Shapur The Great XXXVIII: The Struggle with the White Huns XXXIX: The Crushing of the White Huns XL: Noshirwan the Just XLI: Organization, Language, and Architecture Under the Sasanian Dynasty XLII: Khusru Parviz and Heraclius XLIII: The Overthrow of the Persian Empire by the Arabs XLIV: The Career of Mohamed at Mecca XLV: The Flight to Medina and the Establishment of Islam XLVI: Islam Under the First Four Caliphs XLVII: The Tragedy of Kerbela XLVIII: Persia A Province of the Omayyad Caliphate XLVIX: Persian Ascendancy in the Early Abbasid Period
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