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Tareiana

ancient settlement, Iran
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  • KārÅ«n River
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    …has been identified with Achaemenid Tareiana, a river crossing on the royal road connecting Susa, Persepolis, and Pasargadae. ArdashÄ«r I, the Sasanian king (224–241 ce) who rebuilt the town, named it Hormuzd ArdashÄ«r. He dammed the river, providing irrigation water, and the town prospered. When Muslim Arabs conquered it in…

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    …has been identified with Achaemenid Tareiana, a river crossing on the royal road connecting Susa, Persepolis, and Pasargadae. ArdashÄ«r I, the Sasanian king (224–241 ce) who rebuilt the town, named it Hormuzd ArdashÄ«r. He dammed the river, providing irrigation water, and the town prospered. When Muslim Arabs conquered it in…

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