Talk:Kavadh I

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The trivia is incorrect. Turkish word Kavat has nothing to do with king Kavadh's name. It is a turkicized version of an Arabic word, "Qav'vad" or "ghav'vad" meaning either "pimp" or a "cuckold who does not care". Since the person who wrote the piece got it all wrong, I am removing the trivia. -- Mrjahan

From http://www.geocities.com/pak_history/hephthalites.html

488 Kubad regains the throne with Ephthalite assistance.

497 Kubad deposed and escapes to a second refuge with the Ephthalites.

500 Ephthalites place Kubad on Sassanid throne a second time (dies 531).

503-513 Kubad makes war on the Ephthalites. Peace in 513 lasts.

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