Political relationship between Sasanid and Eastern nomadic tribes during Arabs invasion
Subject Areas : Educational Science
1 - عضو هیأت علمی گروه تاریخ
دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی واحد شوشتر
Keywords: Central Asia, Sasanid Iran, Turkish tribes, Arabs invasion, Third Yazdgerd,
Abstract :
During Sasanian sovereignty there were some nomadic people who liued in eastern neighborhood of Iran . Seeking for new land and place , those tribes migrated from deserts of central Asia and even from China to west. In their migration course , they encountered sasanian empire. Kushanian, Khiunies , Kidars , Hiatele, and Turles were the most important neighbors of Iran during different periods at the time of Sasanian sovereignty . when Moslem Arabs possessed Iran the relation between them and Iran broke off , although during the post-Islam some of these nations restored their crucial role. From the end of sasanian period , every tawny man appeared hereinafter in " Turu" , and the word " Turu" was used for all tawny nations with a convergent common language have been regarded as " Turu". They include : 1) Taghzghaz (To’uz - Aghuz) , 2) Kherkhiz (kirghiz), 3) Kimau , 4) Ghaz (oghuz), Kharlakh (Gharagh-khalakh).
