The Sassanids were one of the largest and strongest empires in Iranian history. They had so much potential and they had our destiny in their hands. I love how you tried to show the Romans (Byzantines) and Turkish nomads in this masterpiece, by which I mean their presence near the Sassanid Empire! ♥️🤍💚
@@Brave.heart11 Kurds are also Iranian when we say Iranian history it's not just about present day Iran it's about all the Iranian people. Anoosheh baad Iranzamin❤🤍💚
@@Brave.heart11 Brother Kurds are the ancient Medes The Iranians consisted of Persians, Medes(modern day Kurds) and Parthians. They all migrated from North of the Caspian sea to the Iranian plateau.
@@Brave.heart11 Kurds (Kurdish: کورد ,Kurd) or Kurdish people are an Iranian[30][31][32] ethnic group native to the mountainous region of Kurdistan in Western Asia, which spans southeastern Turkey, northwestern Iran, northern Iraq, and northern Syria.[33] There are exclaves of Kurds in Central Anatolia, Khorasan, and the Caucasus, as well as significant Kurdish diaspora communities in the cities of western Turkey (in particular Istanbul) and Western Europe (primarily in Germany). The Kurdish population is estimated to be between 30 and 45 million.[2][34]
this is the sound of beauty. It reminds me of memories I never had. It is as if I lived many years ago and today the soul has been breathed into my body again and I remember all my previous memories. This is the miracle of the Persian language that takes the human soul back centuries.
Oh I was wrong. Because I could understand about 80% of its words, I thought Middle Persian was the language. whatever it is, it looks very magical and beautiful.
I love Persian Music and as a Historian i appreciate your work. I am actually reading a Book about the Parthians. I am catholic but Zoroastrism is an interesting Religion, I hope People with this faith do not suffer from Hate. I would love to once visit Iran and see Ancient Artefacts and Buildings. Have a good day and please continue to make Music. Greetings from Austria :)
I know you wrote that in probably ironic sense, but I never could understand why people feel nostalgic for certain dynasties. Especially I see it currently in some nationalistic Germans and in media about Chinese history. Dynasties are just dudes, whether they're born and grow up to be good or bad is really just chance-dependent and just stupid as a form of government for actively political populace.
@@freddekl1102 I wasn't being ironic at all. The reason why I appreciate the Sassanian Empire isn't for its leaders or statehood, but its culture and achievements. I have a lot of respect for ancient Persian culture in general, including the Achaemenid and Arascid dynasties, but the Sassanids are particularly noteworthy because they were the last Zoroastrian, Classical Persian culture of Iran before the invasion of Islam. The fall of the Sassanid Empire was a historic tragedy in my opinion, so seeing it remembered or surviving in some fashion nowadays makes me happy.
@@SamJawBone Didn’t Iranians willingly accept Islam? It was a much more accessible religion to them than Zoroastrianism ever was. Moreover the only glaring difference that was between Islam and Zoroastrianism was the fact that the former does not actually believe in a dualistic universe, Islam views both good and evil/light and darkness as creations of Allah, even Satan acts by the will and permission of Allah and not independently of his Creator unlike Ahriman.
Glad you noticed it! That was my own voice; I studied the Ashem Vohu and mimicked it as best I could; it just didn't make sense to me not to have a Zoroastrian prayer in a theme centered around the Sassanian Empire.
@@faryafaraji Wow, that's really impressive,! Honestly, you sound like the mobeds I hear reciting Avesta when I go to the atashkadeh (Zarthushti hastam). Really cool stuff man, I'm so happy I found your channel and if there's anything that I can to help you promote your music, please don't hesitate to let me know. It's not just a pleasure to listen to, but its extremely unique with your own flare of creativity and more people should hear it!
The West of today and the near East of today were both shaped by the Roman and Persian Empires. I have always said that the Great Empires of Rome, Persia and China have laid the foundations of civilisation for the West, the near east and the far East.
Pretty much all nations were despotic back then. That's just kind of how the ancient world worked. There is no good empire, no benevolent dictator, no wise king. Just authoritarianism back then
Absolutely amazing. This is the perfect soundtrack to turn on while playing the new DLC of Crusader Kings, Legacy of Persia. I am actually currently playing a character who has sassanid ancestors, secretly maintaining his old Zorastrian religious and currently serving under the mighty Abassid Caliphate. I am using intrigue and deception to slowly gain influence, manipulate the powerful vassals to get them to my side and launch a huge rebellion to depose the Caliph and bring back the Sassanid Empire.
Brutal!! I would swear that the voice was taken from a temple, congratulations! I would love to be able to put this music in the background if I talk about the Sassanids in a documentary later. Very inspiring . I suscribe!
Thanks alot! And for sure, I'd be honoured to hear this music in your video once it's made. Y estoy muy feliz de que me hayas escrito; ahora descubrí tu canal y ya soy un fan jaja. Viví en el sur de Francia, aprendí un poco de castellano allí, pero necesito practicar el idioma para no olvidarlo, y tus videos son perfectos para eso porque los temas también me interesan. Gracias! :)
@@cuzimmoody6470 Just because the ottomans were muslim doesnt' mean it was a "muslim empire", in fact ottomans kept religion and war / politics separate. The barbarians and eco crisis destroyed western rome and the seljuks weakened the byzantines until the ottomans took constantinople eventually. There is no "muslim empire" unless you consider your state to be a religious one, which the ottoman wasn't.
It was everyone’s worst nightmare. The Sassanids were Neo-Zoroastrian and puritanical. They slaughtered anyone who did not submit to the belief or the specific cultural norms they laid out. Hundreds of thousands of Iranians, Indians and Greeks were killed as a consequence, the biggest victims being the Buddhists of what is now Afghanistan. They also extinguished all but 3 fire temples in the entirety of Iran yet still called themselves Zoroastrian. The Sassanids created a Religious-Nationalism that acted as a wedge between the East and the West. The Parthians sought to turn Iran into the intersection and meld Rome and India together, using Mahayana Buddhism. However the Sassanids disrupted that, and the Romans replicated what the Sassanids did. The Imperial Court of Rome did not like how the entire Roman Army at this point was Mithraic and the Greek population were Buddhist and spreading it. They saw this as Persian influence, so to counter they integrated the Masonry from Egypt into the Government- a critical mistake. The Masons cleanses the Roman government and then established the Christian Ity which then followed what the Sassanids did and began slaughtering any who did not accept it. The Parthians now lost control over both the East and the West. What they did to regain control was create Islam based on the foundation of Mahayana Buddhism which is the opposition to Zoroastrianism. They then deployed it to Arabia via Salman the Persian who was the handler of Muhammad. The Parthians used Muhammad the same way the CIA used Osama Bin Laden. The CIA bankrolled Bin Laden to rally the Afghan Tribes under the Mujahideen in order to kick out the Soviets from Afghanistan. Likewise the Parthians bankrolled Muhammad to rally the Arab Tribes under the Islam in order to kick out the Sassanids from Iran. The issues arose after Muhammad’s death, when Uthman hijacked the power vacuum and began purging Islam of the Persian/Indian influence, basing the Sunni on Nabatean centric beliefs. This resulted in the Parthians via Salman to back Ali who created the Shia to counter the now hijacked Sunni. The Sunni however gained the upper hand, and under the Umayyads the Islam was further corrupted. The Turkic and Mongol hordes adopted the Sunni, not because of Allah, but because the platform the Ummayads crafted it into being optimized control over the populace. Umayyads were 75% slaves btw. The Turkic and Mongol hordes weaponized the Sunni, and used it to destroy the Arabian, Mesopotamian, Persian, and Indian civilizations, wiping out Buddhism from Central and South Asia with exception of Sri Lanka (the Root Chakra) and Tibet (the Crown Chakra). For more info I recommend Jason Reza Jorjani. His material is hard to find due to him being blacklisted. You’ll know why when you listen to his interviews.
Hidden memories from spirit is awaken, i am pretty sure most of us once lived in ancient times. If not, why are we strongly inspired ? 😊 glad i found this channel -!
Ваши песни очень хорошо проработаны! Я чувствую в этой композиции влияние Зороастризма, это очень круто, как будто музыка для документального фильма про Сасанидскую Империю (Да и Иранская музыка у тебя такая, как будто ты из Ирана;))
Sasanians you were the greatest strongest powerful and influential Eranshahr Empire Of The Iranians in the history of Persia and Iran the People of Persia and Iran Will and shall always remember both the Achaemenids The Arsacids and the Sasanians i Will and shall always remember you ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
The Sassanids did not disappear. We continue to live as Zazas in Turkey. Our language is Sassanid. We still speak the Sassanid language. If you research, you can introduce a scientific study that has not been done until now to the world.
The language of the Sassanids were Middle Persian which is very akin to modern Persian. Zazaki and in general all Kurdish languages has preserved some Middle Persian linguistic attributes and phonetic sounds. Glad our ancient brothers preserved our language 🙏🏻😊
Good to know that should one day come when we try to "de-arab" our vocabulary, we have many different languages and dialects to choose from. Kurdish, Mazandarani, Luri, Zazas etc.
@@SonofChrist77 zaza and luri are actually not the same language as the other iranian languages. They branched out earlier, some people do belive that the language luri and Zaza languages are more closöey related to the same form of persian that was spoken 1500 years ago.
I can also see the fall of Athens by the Achaemenid emperor Xerxes and also the enslavement of the Roman king by the Sassanid emperor Shapur, and I can see the first confrontation between the Roman Republic and the Iranians when Sorena crushed you. has done
All your epic Persian music should be used as a playlist when you're playing Parthia in Rome 2 or the Persians in Media Atkrophan in Divide Et Impera for Rome 2 - really suits the atmosphere a thousand times
Very nice work! This music and some other ancient Iranian musics are really helpful for me. Do you have any idea about music of Median Empire and many other ancient civilizations that lived in ancient country of Iran? The pre-Acaemeanid history, the history that is really rich and unfortunately a huge part of it is unknown and mysterious for us and also a huge part of it was removed by westerns. We know we have that history but we don't know about it much. Thanks!
Unfortunately the music of ancient Iran is pretty much lost to us, and we can trace back a clear understanding of Iranian music mostly starting from the Middle Ages circa 1000 A.D. Even this song I made is in no way representative of what Iranian music would have sounded like during the Sassanian era-it's modern orchestral music with modern Iranian influences. When it comes to the Sassanian era, I would say that the singing you hear in this piece might be the only element representative of the era itself-the Arabs were deeply influenced by the Byzantines and the Iranians, and both cultures have religious chants with this sort of lamentative, melismatic style, so it stands to reason that Zoroastrian chants and Byzantine chants would have sounded like this to some degree and influenced the newly emerging Arabs. So looking at early Arab music gives us some insight into both Byzantine and Iranian music of the 7th and 8th century A.D, as they would have influenced the Arabs. So we can imagine to some degree what Iranian music would have been like at the end of the Sassanian era, but anything before that is a mystery. Pre-Achaemenid music is a total mystery as far as I know, and there's unfortunately no way to research what it was like unless some new archealogical findings are found detailing the music.
Lovely to hear the Ashem Vohu in the video! Is "kyrie eleison" to be heard at some point? Also it would be great if the video ended with the full recitation of Ashem Vohu. Nevertheless, masterful work!
I personally believe in Shia and in Prophet Muhammad, but I must tell you that Pirouz Nahavandi took revenge on all Iranians from Omar. 1 century later, Sardar Siah Jamgan destroyed the Umayyad caliphate and then elevated the Abbasids to the throne, and 2 centuries later, the Seljuk court took control of Baghdad with the help of Iranian ministers.@@abdibgm5748
@@abdibgm5748The Iranians may have lost in the Qadisiyah war, but they caused a disaster to the Arabs that the Arabs cannot claim to forget. You say don't forget Qadisiyah and I tell you don't forget Peroz Nahavandi who destroyed Omar forever. Omar was the one who broke the Pahlavi of Hazrat Fatimah and killed her child to get confirmation of the caliphate. I have a question if the Prophet was alive Omar He dared to do this to the prophet's daughter
@AS-re7bn I was just realised that being a douchbag when I commented that but to remark on your statement about the incident regarding Omar and Fatima can you provide a single authentic narration about it.
@@cristianomessi9157if they were so Kurdish they wouldn’t consider themselves the descendants of the Achaemenids,plus he was from the province of persis
@@cristianomessi9157 There are various historical reports about Ardeshir's ancestry. According to Tabari's report, Ardeshir was the son of Babak, the son of Sasan. Another story that is in Ardeshir Babakan's career, and Ferdowsi's Shahnameh also states the same, is that Ardeshir, born of the marriage of Sasan - a descendant of Darius III of Achaemenid with the daughter of Babak, was a local ruler in the state of Pars[P2].
Brother I have request for u if u can make ancient epic music of old haitorical music mixed 3cultures. Like old PERSIAN, ARAB, Turkic khurassani music love 💕 from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰🔥🦁👑🇮🇷
I added the Kyrie as a representation of Eastern Rome; there's also throat singing to signal the arrival of the Göktürks in the 7th century, sort of my way to describe the geopolitcal situation of the Sasanians, at least at the end of the empire :p
Nope. Middle Persian is a south westetn Iranic language while Zaza is a northwestern Iranic language. The closest language to Sassanids(Middle Persian) is "Achomi" which is spoken in southern parts of Iran!
This is the Traditional story of his demise, Indeed. That A local miller of Merv, Whose eyes had taken note of the obviously valuable Royal garments did that.
I know it is, I'm aware of the words I sing haha. It's supposed to represent the presence of the Eastern Romans as the nemesis of the Sasanians. There's also throat singing to represent the Turkic tribes that were starting to migrate into the area :p
@@faryafaraji this song from you is one of my favourites because the Eastern Roman chanting and the Turkic throat singing in the background illustrates all the chapters of the Sassanid Empire.
In the end the Sasanians won, even though during the last war of their plurimillenial conflict against the Greek/Romans were defeated and then embedded in the islamic caliphate, if you think about it, the Turks are clearly a Persianate society. And they defeated the Romans, took New Rome and reached Vienna. Anatolia is not anymore a Greek land, but a Persianate land: in the end, Yazdegerd III has won, a Persianate culture still stands in Thracia. As another person said: the Sasanians truly were Rome's worst nightmare!
@@khosrownasiri5261 My friend, you don't know that Ardeshir, the founder of the Sassanids, is a Kurd, and you don't know the poem written for the Sassanid King Behram Gur, I guess, if the Med had not been for the Kurdish Dynasty, there would have been no "Kyros the Great"
@@Kapandi2938 safavid dynasty was also kurdish in origin, so what??! Persian influence on them was so heavy they were literally persian or persianized or whatever And kurdish or medians as a whole r definitly iranians if not persians, so sassanids were "Iranians" in conclusion
@@khosrownasiri5261 Here is where the contradiction begins. The kings of the Safavids knew that they were Kurds, they just tried to attract the Turks and Persians to their side, that's all.
my name is mohit sasan and i am hindu brahmin from jammu and kashmir. my grandfather is from pakistan. my father told me that orginally we are from gandhar. one of my grandfathers name is multani.
@@SHAHIN99989 Maybe sassanids are kurd or persian but Sassanids are iranian and Kurds and persians are Iranic people and most of iranic people have a zagrosian by dna origin like kurda, baluchs, persians, Lurs, gilaks, talyshis, tats, tabaristanis(mazandaran), afghans, ossetians, tajiks.
The Sassanids were one of the largest and strongest empires in Iranian history. They had so much potential and they had our destiny in their hands. I love how you tried to show the Romans (Byzantines) and Turkish nomads in this masterpiece, by which I mean their presence near the Sassanid Empire! ♥️🤍💚
Kurdish histoey
@@Brave.heart11
Kurds are also Iranian when we say Iranian history it's not just about present day Iran it's about all the Iranian people.
Anoosheh baad Iranzamin❤🤍💚
@@Kia_006 if kurdish iranian show me iranian 8000 BC
@@Brave.heart11
Brother Kurds are the ancient Medes
The Iranians consisted of Persians, Medes(modern day Kurds) and Parthians. They all migrated from North of the Caspian sea to the Iranian plateau.
@@Brave.heart11
Kurds (Kurdish: کورد ,Kurd) or Kurdish people are an Iranian[30][31][32] ethnic group native to the mountainous region of Kurdistan in Western Asia, which spans southeastern Turkey, northwestern Iran, northern Iraq, and northern Syria.[33] There are exclaves of Kurds in Central Anatolia, Khorasan, and the Caucasus, as well as significant Kurdish diaspora communities in the cities of western Turkey (in particular Istanbul) and Western Europe (primarily in Germany). The Kurdish population is estimated to be between 30 and 45 million.[2][34]
Love Iran from Lehastan 🇮🇷❤🇵🇱
داداش لهستان نیست باید بنویسی poland🤣🤣
LEHASTAN? GRAND LECHIA REFFERENCE?
@@barton5434 Poland is called "Lehastan" in Persian
@@KanuniSuleyman4857 yeye I know ty
Wrong flag buckeroo
this is the sound of beauty.
It reminds me of memories I never had. It is as if I lived many years ago and today the soul has been breathed into my body again and I remember all my previous memories.
This is the miracle of the Persian language that takes the human soul back centuries.
Thanks alot Shiva, glad you like the music! Just one clarification: the language heard in the singing is Avestan, not Persian :)
Oh I was wrong. Because I could understand about 80% of its words, I thought Middle Persian was the language. whatever it is, it looks very magical and beautiful.
@@shivarezaii3690 avestan has been extinct for a millenia what r u talking about u understand 80% u must be at least 1000 yo lol
@@khosrownasiri5261 actually it's closely related and similar to Sanskrit which still exists
@@faryafaraji music of shapur I
I love Persian Music and as a Historian i appreciate your work. I am actually reading a Book about the Parthians. I am catholic but Zoroastrism is an interesting Religion, I hope People with this faith do not suffer from Hate. I would love to once visit Iran and see Ancient Artefacts and Buildings. Have a good day and please continue to make Music. Greetings from Austria :)
Zoroastrianism believe in a dualistic universe. It should be unacceptable to you as a Christian.
Persian civilization is very interesting as is the way their beliefs shaped future ideas. Also i really enjoy the music :)
Your such a wise person
Love from iran
they actually suffer from the hate within the religion
@@Mithroun a fully agree as a persian
We dont like islumic republic
its like Ghormeh sabzi to my ear
That's my favourite dish so I'll take the compliment 100% 👌
Just ghime
I had two plates of gormeh sabzi this morning 🗿
Shahanshah Ghormeh Sabzi creates the largest empire, dies
I like kobideh
Really amazing work, the Sassanian Empire lives on.
Thanks alot!
I know you wrote that in probably ironic sense, but I never could understand why people feel nostalgic for certain dynasties. Especially I see it currently in some nationalistic Germans and in media about Chinese history. Dynasties are just dudes, whether they're born and grow up to be good or bad is really just chance-dependent and just stupid as a form of government for actively political populace.
@@freddekl1102 I wasn't being ironic at all. The reason why I appreciate the Sassanian Empire isn't for its leaders or statehood, but its culture and achievements. I have a lot of respect for ancient Persian culture in general, including the Achaemenid and Arascid dynasties, but the Sassanids are particularly noteworthy because they were the last Zoroastrian, Classical Persian culture of Iran before the invasion of Islam. The fall of the Sassanid Empire was a historic tragedy in my opinion, so seeing it remembered or surviving in some fashion nowadays makes me happy.
@@SamJawBone Just a little note correction if I may, Arsacids were Parthian, not Persian :)
@@SamJawBone Didn’t Iranians willingly accept Islam? It was a much more accessible religion to them than Zoroastrianism ever was. Moreover the only glaring difference that was between Islam and Zoroastrianism was the fact that the former does not actually believe in a dualistic universe, Islam views both good and evil/light and darkness as creations of Allah, even Satan acts by the will and permission of Allah and not independently of his Creator unlike Ahriman.
Dude, you have the Ashem Vohu prayer in there ... is that Dastur/Mobed Minocherhomji? I love how your put it all together!
Glad you noticed it! That was my own voice; I studied the Ashem Vohu and mimicked it as best I could; it just didn't make sense to me not to have a Zoroastrian prayer in a theme centered around the Sassanian Empire.
@@faryafaraji Wow, that's really impressive,! Honestly, you sound like the mobeds I hear reciting Avesta when I go to the atashkadeh (Zarthushti hastam). Really cool stuff man, I'm so happy I found your channel and if there's anything that I can to help you promote your music, please don't hesitate to let me know. It's not just a pleasure to listen to, but its extremely unique with your own flare of creativity and more people should hear it!
@@faryafaraji Yes your voice is great in these songs and perfect atmosphere here!
Oh cool, thanks alot! Now I know for sure the chanting is accurate since you hear it frequently, I'm glad you could confirm it.
The Sasanid empire
All we know nowaday as middle eastern culture is taken from this glorious empire
Yep
@FolkMusic _you are wrong_
@FolkMusic don’t try to argue with crazed Iranian nationalists bro they’re delusional
The West of today and the near East of today were both shaped by the Roman and Persian Empires.
I have always said that the Great Empires of Rome, Persia and China have laid the foundations of civilisation for the West, the near east and the far East.
As a Greek I have always been fascinated with Persia. They may have had a despotic status but as a culture it is beautiful 🇬🇷❤️🇮🇷
In the ancient world, the Persians were actually one of the nicer guys
Persia was more progressive than the Greeks and most of Europe for most of history.
Not more despotic then spartas but yeah🇮🇷❤️🇬🇷
Pretty much all nations were despotic back then. That's just kind of how the ancient world worked. There is no good empire, no benevolent dictator, no wise king. Just authoritarianism back then
My greek brother kurds and fars are brother but sasanians are kurd not pers love greece from kurdistan❤️🇬🇷
Very nice use of Ashem Vohu prayer, thank you for that
Thanks, it was absolutely essential for me to have it, given the Zoroastrian faith's importance in the Sasanian Empire :)
@@faryafaraji Any Mithraic songs? Well done.
Absolutely amazing. This is the perfect soundtrack to turn on while playing the new DLC of Crusader Kings, Legacy of Persia. I am actually currently playing a character who has sassanid ancestors, secretly maintaining his old Zorastrian religious and currently serving under the mighty Abassid Caliphate. I am using intrigue and deception to slowly gain influence, manipulate the powerful vassals to get them to my side and launch a huge rebellion to depose the Caliph and bring back the Sassanid Empire.
Brutal!! I would swear that the voice was taken from a temple, congratulations!
I would love to be able to put this music in the background if I talk about the Sassanids in a documentary later. Very inspiring
. I suscribe!
Thanks alot! And for sure, I'd be honoured to hear this music in your video once it's made. Y estoy muy feliz de que me hayas escrito; ahora descubrí tu canal y ya soy un fan jaja. Viví en el sur de Francia, aprendí un poco de castellano allí, pero necesito practicar el idioma para no olvidarlo, y tus videos son perfectos para eso porque los temas también me interesan. Gracias! :)
Romans: why do I hear boss music?
The only empire in all of history to match Rome. Truly, one of the greats.
There are many empires greater than Rome in its time only
@@AmazingGalaxy1996 nope, Rome-Contantinople, the root of Europe
what? the muslim empire destroyed rome
@@cuzimmoody6470 Just because the ottomans were muslim doesnt' mean it was a "muslim empire", in fact ottomans kept religion and war / politics separate. The barbarians and eco crisis destroyed western rome and the seljuks weakened the byzantines until the ottomans took constantinople eventually. There is no "muslim empire" unless you consider your state to be a religious one, which the ottoman wasn't.
@@AmazingGalaxy1996 Roman Empire is The Single GREATEST EMPIRE in History Only Some Barking Dog will debate on it 😂🤣
If only we knew how Barbod, Bahraum Gur and Nagisa sounded in the Sasanian Court....
We can piece some of it together.....
Fantastic! Well done Farya!
Not fantastic! Real !
Wow. This is the real Fallen Kingdom. This theme would work great with lyrics about that. Also has a little nightmares and dark tunnel guide vibe
Sassanid Empire = Rome worst nightmare
Nice joke bro stay in line many claim this title yet no one deserves it ☺️
@@wankawanka3053 The Truth is not always sweet for The loser side 😊
It was everyone’s worst nightmare. The Sassanids were Neo-Zoroastrian and puritanical. They slaughtered anyone who did not submit to the belief or the specific cultural norms they laid out. Hundreds of thousands of Iranians, Indians and Greeks were killed as a consequence, the biggest victims being the Buddhists of what is now Afghanistan. They also extinguished all but 3 fire temples in the entirety of Iran yet still called themselves Zoroastrian. The Sassanids created a Religious-Nationalism that acted as a wedge between the East and the West. The Parthians sought to turn Iran into the intersection and meld Rome and India together, using Mahayana Buddhism. However the Sassanids disrupted that, and the Romans replicated what the Sassanids did. The Imperial Court of Rome did not like how the entire Roman Army at this point was Mithraic and the Greek population were Buddhist and spreading it. They saw this as Persian influence, so to counter they integrated the Masonry from Egypt into the Government- a critical mistake. The Masons cleanses the Roman government and then established the Christian Ity which then followed what the Sassanids did and began slaughtering any who did not accept it. The Parthians now lost control over both the East and the West. What they did to regain control was create Islam based on the foundation of Mahayana Buddhism which is the opposition to Zoroastrianism. They then deployed it to Arabia via Salman the Persian who was the handler of Muhammad. The Parthians used Muhammad the same way the CIA used Osama Bin Laden. The CIA bankrolled Bin Laden to rally the Afghan Tribes under the Mujahideen in order to kick out the Soviets from Afghanistan. Likewise the Parthians bankrolled Muhammad to rally the Arab Tribes under the Islam in order to kick out the Sassanids from Iran. The issues arose after Muhammad’s death, when Uthman hijacked the power vacuum and began purging Islam of the Persian/Indian influence, basing the Sunni on Nabatean centric beliefs. This resulted in the Parthians via Salman to back Ali who created the Shia to counter the now hijacked Sunni. The Sunni however gained the upper hand, and under the Umayyads the Islam was further corrupted. The Turkic and Mongol hordes adopted the Sunni, not because of Allah, but because the platform the Ummayads crafted it into being optimized control over the populace. Umayyads were 75% slaves btw. The Turkic and Mongol hordes weaponized the Sunni, and used it to destroy the Arabian, Mesopotamian, Persian, and Indian civilizations, wiping out Buddhism from Central and South Asia with exception of Sri Lanka (the Root Chakra) and Tibet (the Crown Chakra).
For more info I recommend Jason Reza Jorjani. His material is hard to find due to him being blacklisted. You’ll know why when you listen to his interviews.
@@senator7452 emotional damage 🤘😎😂
The caliphates ending the Roman and Sasanian Empires after both destroyed each other in wars: He still doesn't know, right?
Gözünüzü kapatıp dinlediğinizde muhteşem ve uzun bir tarihi filmi 4 Dakikada izlemiş gibi oluyorsunuz
Sayfadaki tek Türkçe yorum
Müzik çok kıyak valla
Hidden memories from spirit is awaken, i am pretty sure most of us once lived in ancient times. If not, why are we strongly inspired ? 😊 glad i found this channel -!
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Yes, we did live in the ancient times once. I think I was a roman, what about you?
Ahura Mazda is sending his respects to Shahanshah I. Farya Faraji
A very beautiful reminder of the greatness of the great kingdom of Iran during the Sassanid era of Khosrow Anushirvan
بسیار بسیار زیبا بود ♥️
سپاسگزارم
عه معراج
به به از این ورا😂😂
If you will ever make a longer version, please make it for this one. This song is beyond fantastic.
This music make me feel like im part of Sassanid community. Wish i could travel to these times and meet their life and culture
This and 'Blood of Sasan' are still my absolute favorite compositions of yours! Keep up the incredible work!
In memory of the great Sassanid emperors...Parviz, Yazdgerd, Ardshir, Anousheh ravan, urmazd...
Ваши песни очень хорошо проработаны! Я чувствую в этой композиции влияние Зороастризма, это очень круто, как будто музыка для документального фильма про Сасанидскую Империю (Да и Иранская музыка у тебя такая, как будто ты из Ирана;))
He is from iran
@@khosrownasiri5261 Спасибо, правда, я уже давно об этом узнал... Но ценю твоё стремление сказать правду!
Ты таджик да?😂не перец а ПЕРСЫ ИЛИ ПЕРСИЯ❤
Не ожидал тут встретить Русскоязычный комментарий.
@@Busson09 Я тоже))
As an Iranian, the blood is boiling in my vessels with its ancient history❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥
You should feel exalted when you hear such music.
Shahanshahi Iran shahar ❤️
Sasanians you were the greatest strongest powerful and influential Eranshahr Empire Of The Iranians in the history of Persia and Iran the People of Persia and Iran Will and shall always remember both the Achaemenids The Arsacids and the Sasanians i Will and shall always remember you ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
2:08 at 1.25X sounds great
Those 🥁 🔥
This song has somewhat of a Dune or Star Wars vibe to it, makes you realize how much the culture of ancient Persia has influenced modern art
Great work whenever I am upset I hear to your music magnificent.
The Sassanids did not disappear. We continue to live as Zazas in Turkey. Our language is Sassanid. We still speak the Sassanid language. If you research, you can introduce a scientific study that has not been done until now to the world.
Thats fascinating and cool, didn't know that! Will read up more about Zazas. Peace and love from 🇦🇲 ❤
The language of the Sassanids were Middle Persian which is very akin to modern Persian. Zazaki and in general all Kurdish languages has preserved some Middle Persian linguistic attributes and phonetic sounds. Glad our ancient brothers preserved our language 🙏🏻😊
Good to know that should one day come when we try to "de-arab" our vocabulary, we have many different languages and dialects to choose from. Kurdish, Mazandarani, Luri, Zazas etc.
@@SonofChrist77 zaza and luri are actually not the same language as the other iranian languages. They branched out earlier, some people do belive that the language luri and Zaza languages are more closöey related to the same form of persian that was spoken 1500 years ago.
Calm down zaza sassanids were persian not zaza
AhuraMazda blesses Iran and true Iranian❤️🔥
I'm Malay. I really like Persia. Some of our culture have Persian roots from both Islamic era and Sassanid era.
Sassanians:
Took egypt
Took Palestine
Took Jordan
Took Syrian
Took yemen
Took half of anatolia
Took parts of Ethiopia
DAMN
My epic enemies who can't beat my Belisarius
Wow really nice 👍👍👍🔥🔥make a sequel of it
This so beautiful. Sharing it.
The Third Dynasty Is Underrated.
Actually it's the fourth!
It's actually like a requiem for iran 🇮🇷 🇮🇷 🇮🇷 (aka iranshahr)
Sassanid Empire ♥️💜💛 / 👑🦁🔥
I can see the Sasanian katafrakt crushing into the Roman lines…..
I can also see the fall of Athens by the Achaemenid emperor Xerxes and also the enslavement of the Roman king by the Sassanid emperor Shapur, and I can see the first confrontation between the Roman Republic and the Iranians when Sorena crushed you. has done
You gotta make the soundtrack for the next Prince of Persia.
Its heavenly.
All your epic Persian music should be used as a playlist when you're playing Parthia in Rome 2 or the Persians in Media Atkrophan in Divide Et Impera for Rome 2 - really suits the atmosphere a thousand times
Thank you for your excellent work. It was amazing and impressive. Can you please attach subtitles to your videos?
Very nice work! This music and some other ancient Iranian musics are really helpful for me.
Do you have any idea about music of Median Empire and many other ancient civilizations that lived in ancient country of Iran? The pre-Acaemeanid history, the history that is really rich and unfortunately a huge part of it is unknown and mysterious for us and also a huge part of it was removed by westerns.
We know we have that history but we don't know about it much. Thanks!
Unfortunately the music of ancient Iran is pretty much lost to us, and we can trace back a clear understanding of Iranian music mostly starting from the Middle Ages circa 1000 A.D. Even this song I made is in no way representative of what Iranian music would have sounded like during the Sassanian era-it's modern orchestral music with modern Iranian influences.
When it comes to the Sassanian era, I would say that the singing you hear in this piece might be the only element representative of the era itself-the Arabs were deeply influenced by the Byzantines and the Iranians, and both cultures have religious chants with this sort of lamentative, melismatic style, so it stands to reason that Zoroastrian chants and Byzantine chants would have sounded like this to some degree and influenced the newly emerging Arabs.
So looking at early Arab music gives us some insight into both Byzantine and Iranian music of the 7th and 8th century A.D, as they would have influenced the Arabs. So we can imagine to some degree what Iranian music would have been like at the end of the Sassanian era, but anything before that is a mystery. Pre-Achaemenid music is a total mystery as far as I know, and there's unfortunately no way to research what it was like unless some new archealogical findings are found detailing the music.
Lovely to hear the Ashem Vohu in the video! Is "kyrie eleison" to be heard at some point? Also it would be great if the video ended with the full recitation of Ashem Vohu.
Nevertheless, masterful work!
Thanks! Yeah I added the Kyrie Eleison as a nod to the Eastern Roman Empire since it was the archrival of the Sassanids
@@faryafaraji brilliant!
@@Aldam25 And the Turkic/Mongolic throat singing is a nod to the Hephthalites and Gokturks
@@Shahanshah.Shahin another wonderful detail
One of four superpowers in Antiquity, a peer of Rome, China & Aksum.
Don't forget the Embarrassing defeats at the hand of the Arabs at the Battles of Al-Qidisyah and Sefula.
I personally believe in Shia and in Prophet Muhammad, but I must tell you that Pirouz Nahavandi took revenge on all Iranians from Omar.
1 century later, Sardar Siah Jamgan destroyed the Umayyad caliphate and then elevated the Abbasids to the throne, and 2 centuries later, the Seljuk court took control of Baghdad with the help of Iranian ministers.@@abdibgm5748
@@abdibgm5748The Iranians may have lost in the Qadisiyah war, but they caused a disaster to the Arabs that the Arabs cannot claim to forget.
You say don't forget Qadisiyah and I tell you don't forget Peroz Nahavandi who destroyed Omar forever. Omar was the one who broke the Pahlavi of Hazrat Fatimah and killed her child to get confirmation of the caliphate. I have a question if the Prophet was alive Omar He dared to do this to the prophet's daughter
@AS-re7bn I was just realised that being a douchbag when I commented that but to remark on your statement about the incident regarding Omar and Fatima can you provide a single authentic narration about it.
عالی امیدوارم بیش تر بسازی 🔥🔥🔥
Game of Thrones vibe.
0:53 is my favorite
I wish to have seen a Fire Altar in its prime
"Eranshahr"= The second Persian Empire = Sassanids 💚🤍❤️
SASANİAN IRAN ARİYAN
@Welcome To TH-cam no sasanian ara zaza(zazanian) Zazas are Pers? Founder ardesir was kurd
@@cristianomessi9157if they were so Kurdish they wouldn’t consider themselves the descendants of the Achaemenids,plus he was from the province of persis
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The Sassanians were Persian, they were not Kurdish
@@cristianomessi9157
There are various historical reports about Ardeshir's ancestry. According to Tabari's report, Ardeshir was the son of Babak, the son of Sasan. Another story that is in Ardeshir Babakan's career, and Ferdowsi's Shahnameh also states the same, is that Ardeshir, born of the marriage of Sasan - a descendant of Darius III of Achaemenid with the daughter of Babak, was a local ruler in the state of Pars[P2].
@@cristianomessi9157
The Sassanians were Persian, they were not Kurdish
Iran was great empire
بسیار زیبا
Just wow 🇮🇷🇹🇯
Beautiful
I like how whoever is singing the Ashem Vohu is being heckled by someone singing Kyrie Eleison 😂
Lel glad someone noticed
sounds like rome total war ending theme.
Brother I have request for u if u can make ancient epic music of old haitorical music mixed 3cultures. Like old PERSIAN, ARAB, Turkic khurassani music love 💕 from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰🔥🦁👑🇮🇷
Khorasani music is not turkic, it's persian and kormanj and turkic mixed
love from iran
It’s my proud I’m iranian
Oh Iran come back to glory 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤
Is the Zoroastrian prayer including a Kyrie Eleison???
I added the Kyrie as a representation of Eastern Rome; there's also throat singing to signal the arrival of the Göktürks in the 7th century, sort of my way to describe the geopolitcal situation of the Sasanians, at least at the end of the empire :p
@@faryafaraji where are you from?
byzantine heavy infantry trembling at the sight of sassanid spear levy in total war: rome 1 barbarian invasion
mint
Thanks man!
Zinda bad Irani aziz az Tajikistan farsi zaboni jahon ba pesh Iran Tajikistan Afghanistan Kurdistan Pakistan ARYANS BARODAR Persian Muslim
long live IRAN shahr
Thanks
Sassanid🦁✊💪
Eran❤
زنده باد شاهنشاهی ساسانیان
Horzum asiretinden selamlar Xorazma
جاوید ایرانشهر
❤❤❤❤
iran🧡
#IranShahr ...
#ERANSHAHR
#deadempire
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Rome worst nightmare
Rashidun Caliphate
@@Omarrah3214Abu tahir aljanabi: where is abaibil birds?
@@Omarrah3214
Rashidun Caliphate do not belong to the Late Antiquity period.
@@hamishegi9993 yazdegered: where is my golden crown, where is my throne?
Heraclius
Zaza is Sasanid empire. Zaza's is saman. Old iran empire
Zaza(Sasa)❤️Kurd(Med)❤️Fars(Pers)❤️Tajik❤️Afghan❤️İndian❤️Pakistan BİJİ İRANİA BİJİ ARYA
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Kanıt goster
Nope. Middle Persian is a south westetn Iranic language while Zaza is a northwestern Iranic language. The closest language to Sassanids(Middle Persian) is "Achomi" which is spoken in southern parts of Iran!
@@khaterehkm3273 love sasa(zaza) from germany 🤜🤛
چجوری هخامنشی یاد بگیرم
Is it true that the last Sasanian ruler was stabbed to death by a miller? Or is this a myth?
This is the Traditional story of his demise, Indeed. That A local miller of Merv, Whose eyes had taken note of the obviously valuable Royal garments did that.
Damn to aggressive arabs
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Kyrie eleison is actually greek/orthodox but hey... fits the track.
I know it is, I'm aware of the words I sing haha. It's supposed to represent the presence of the Eastern Romans as the nemesis of the Sasanians. There's also throat singing to represent the Turkic tribes that were starting to migrate into the area :p
@@faryafaraji I have sent you an email! Thank youu!
Its have Turkic Throat elements lil bit lmao
And orthodox Christian chanting to represent the Turks on one side and the Romans on the other side of the empire
@@faryafaraji this song from you is one of my favourites because the Eastern Roman chanting and the Turkic throat singing in the background illustrates all the chapters of the Sassanid Empire.
euphoria. glory. power.
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In the end the Sasanians won, even though during the last war of their plurimillenial conflict against the Greek/Romans were defeated and then embedded in the islamic caliphate, if you think about it, the Turks are clearly a Persianate society. And they defeated the Romans, took New Rome and reached Vienna. Anatolia is not anymore a Greek land, but a Persianate land: in the end, Yazdegerd III has won, a Persianate culture still stands in Thracia. As another person said: the Sasanians truly were Rome's worst nightmare!
Sassanid kurdish empire❤️
Bruh i dont't even know what to say
3 millenia of persian dominance in middle east has done little to bring you kurds in line
@@khosrownasiri5261 My friend, you don't know that Ardeshir, the founder of the Sassanids, is a Kurd, and you don't know the poem written for the Sassanid King Behram Gur, I guess, if the Med had not been for the Kurdish Dynasty, there would have been no "Kyros the Great"
@@Kapandi2938 safavid dynasty was also kurdish in origin, so what??!
Persian influence on them was so heavy they were literally persian or persianized or whatever
And kurdish or medians as a whole r definitly iranians if not persians, so sassanids were "Iranians" in conclusion
@@khosrownasiri5261 Here is where the contradiction begins. The kings of the Safavids knew that they were Kurds, they just tried to attract the Turks and Persians to their side, that's all.
@chudiranian nice pfp
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my name is mohit sasan and i am hindu brahmin from jammu and kashmir. my grandfather is from pakistan. my father told me that orginally we are from gandhar. one of my grandfathers name is multani.
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The kurds empire☀☀☀
Never heard of it.
@@KayKhosrow_K جا هەردوو چاوت بێت وە دەرۆ ئەمن چت لێکەم
@@SHAHIN99989 Maybe sassanids are kurd or persian but Sassanids are iranian and Kurds and persians are Iranic people and most of iranic people have a zagrosian by dna origin
like kurda, baluchs, persians, Lurs, gilaks, talyshis, tats, tabaristanis(mazandaran), afghans, ossetians, tajiks.
Is beginning a part of Persian liturgy