Talk:Peroz I

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

473-479 Ephthalites conquer Sogdiana, driving the Kidarites westwards. Next conquering Khotan and Kashgar (in the Tarim Basin).

484 Firuz initiates new war against the Ephthalites which fails miserably.

486 Firuz' heir Kubad takes refuge with Ephthalites following a coup.

from http://www.magyarsag.org/chh.htm

484 North east Persia. War between the Huns and Persians during the rule of Sufra.

485 The Avar Huns moves west after growing pressure from Persian and Turks.

Any comments?

(These comments were added by user 86.138.184.12 in August 2006)

[edit] Questions

No comments, only more question marks. From the article you should conclude that Balash was crowned twice, that Spain (Iberia) and Albania were part of Iran, and where is it explained that the king of the Hephthalites once was a friend of Peroz, save for a short spell of peace? There's a difference between Hephthalites, Huns and Kushans, but that's not very clear here. I think the whole article should be rewritten by someone who is more knowledgeable about Sassanian history. Soczyczi 19:57, 19 September 2007 (UTC)

By the way, the coin looks gold, but is it indeed a gold coin? I thought these are extremely rare and also smaller than this one. Soczyczi 20:37, 19 September 2007 (UTC)