Soerena - Avalin shekasteh Rome Az Persia - Sangintarin Shekasteh Rome

berim2football · 25-10-07, 10:03

Sepahbod Soerena (Rostame Soerenpahloo); Yeki az sardaraneh sepahaeh Iran dar zamaneh Ashkanian ast, keh sepaheh Iran ra dar nokhostin bar Romian farmandehi kard.

Va Romian ra keh ta aan zaman hameja pirooz boedand barayeh avalin bar shekasteh sakhti dad. Zemn inkeh dar in jang Kerasus (Emperatoure Rome) , pesarash va bishtareh sarbazaneh Romi nabood shodand keh in bozorgtarin shekasteh Romian az Iranian dar toeleh tarikh boedeh ast.

Kerasus ghasd dasht be taghlid az Eskandar (Alexander The Great) Iran va hend ra fath konad, keh tavasoteh in sardareh dalir (Soerena) motvaghef shod, va oe va Keshavarash ra Soerena va lashkarash be sezaieh amalash resand.

berim2football · 25-10-07, 10:07

alan aksesho mizaram

berim2football · 25-10-07, 10:11

Ino man az wikipedia peida kardam, ama fekr konam akseh Arashk 1 basheh!

motmaen nistam!

berim2football · 25-10-07, 10:14

General Surena (84 - 52 BCE) was a famed commander of cavalry during the reign of the Arsacid dynast Orodes II (r. 57 - 38 BCE).

According to Plutarch (Life of Crassus, 21[2]), this "Surena was an extremely distinguished man. In wealth, birth, and in the honor paid to him, he ranked next after the king; in courage and ability he was the foremost Parthian of his time; and in stature and personal beauty he had no equal."[b] Also according to Plutarch, there were "many slaves" in his army, suggesting the general had great wealth.[12]

In 54 BCE, Surena commanded troops of Orodes II at the battle for the city of Seleucia. Surena distinguished himself in this battle for dynastic succession (Orodes II had previously been deposed by Mithridates III) and was instrumental in the reinstatement of Orodes upon the Arsacid throne.[13]

In 53 BCE, the Romans advanced on the western Arsacid vassalaries. In response, Orodes II sent his cavalry units under Surena to combat them. The two armies subsequently met at Battle of Carrhae (at Harr�n in present-day Turkey), where the superior equipment of the Parthians enabled them to defeat the numerically superior Romans.[14]

Although this feat of arms "produced a mighty echo amongst the peoples of the East," it did not cause "any decisive shift in the balance of power."[15] For Surena, "it soon cost him his life. Probably fearing that he would constitute a threat to himself, King Orodes II had him executed."[15]

"In some ways, the position of [Surena] in the historical tradition is curiously parallel to that of Rustam in the [Shahnameh]." "Yet despite the predominance of Rustam in the epic tradition, it has never been possible to find him a convincingly historical niche."[16]

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berim2football Forum God Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bist Soaliyeh ?! Posts: 3,373 Credits: 6,005 Thanks: 1,625 Thanked 885 Times in 368 Posts	Soerena - Avalin shekasteh Rome Az Persia - Sangintarin Shekasteh Rome Sepahbod Soerena (Rostame Soerenpahloo); Yeki az sardaraneh sepahaeh Iran dar zamaneh Ashkanian ast, keh sepaheh Iran ra dar nokhostin bar Romian farmandehi kard. Va Romian ra keh ta aan zaman hameja pirooz boedand barayeh avalin bar shekasteh sakhti dad. Zemn inkeh dar in jang Kerasus (Emperatoure Rome) , pesarash va bishtareh sarbazaneh Romi nabood shodand keh in bozorgtarin shekasteh Romian az Iranian dar toeleh tarikh boedeh ast. Kerasus ghasd dasht be taghlid az Eskandar (Alexander The Great) Iran va hend ra fath konad, keh tavasoteh in sardareh dalir (Soerena) motvaghef shod, va oe va Keshavarash ra Soerena va lashkarash be sezaieh amalash resand. __________________ This is my last message on Persianhub, Please Don't leave a Message, I will not answer. Good Luck, Have a good Life, Remember in your good moments, Our God. Love him First, and then Others. keep us on the right path my Lord. Be a Human, like a Human. Forgive me my dear friends,

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berim2football Forum God Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bist Soaliyeh ?! Posts: 3,373 Credits: 6,005 Thanks: 1,625 Thanked 885 Times in 368 Posts	General Surena (84 - 52 BCE) was a famed commander of cavalry during the reign of the Arsacid dynast Orodes II (r. 57 - 38 BCE). According to Plutarch (Life of Crassus, 21[2]), this "Surena was an extremely distinguished man. In wealth, birth, and in the honor paid to him, he ranked next after the king; in courage and ability he was the foremost Parthian of his time; and in stature and personal beauty he had no equal."[b] Also according to Plutarch, there were "many slaves" in his army, suggesting the general had great wealth.[12] In 54 BCE, Surena commanded troops of Orodes II at the battle for the city of Seleucia. Surena distinguished himself in this battle for dynastic succession (Orodes II had previously been deposed by Mithridates III) and was instrumental in the reinstatement of Orodes upon the Arsacid throne.[13] In 53 BCE, the Romans advanced on the western Arsacid vassalaries. In response, Orodes II sent his cavalry units under Surena to combat them. The two armies subsequently met at Battle of Carrhae (at Harr�n in present-day Turkey), where the superior equipment of the Parthians enabled them to defeat the numerically superior Romans.[14] Although this feat of arms "produced a mighty echo amongst the peoples of the East," it did not cause "any decisive shift in the balance of power."[15] For Surena, "it soon cost him his life. Probably fearing that he would constitute a threat to himself, King Orodes II had him executed."[15] "In some ways, the position of [Surena] in the historical tradition is curiously parallel to that of Rustam in the [Shahnameh]." "Yet despite the predominance of Rustam in the epic tradition, it has never been possible to find him a convincingly historical niche."[16] __________________ This is my last message on Persianhub, Please Don't leave a Message, I will not answer. Good Luck, Have a good Life, Remember in your good moments, Our God. Love him First, and then Others. keep us on the right path my Lord. Be a Human, like a Human. Forgive me my dear friends,

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