9798950192098 - the parthian empire: the rise and fall of rome's eastern rival, the arsacid dynasty, and the roman-parthian wars (iranian history, band 6) di corwin, samuel (16 risultati)
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Empire Rome Could Not Break: A History of the Parthian EmpireFor five centuries, one empire stood between Rome and the East - and Rome never broke it.While Caesar conquered Gaul and Augustus remade the Mediterranean world, a rival power ruled an empire stretching from the Euphrates to t…he borders of China. The Parthians - heirs of ancient Iran, masters of the steppe, guardians of the Silk Road - built a civilization that absorbed Greek culture without surrendering its Iranian soul, traded with Han China while fighting Rome to a standstill, and outlasted every dynasty that dared challenge it.Yet history has all but forgotten them.In this sweeping narrative, the Parthian Empire finally takes its rightful place at the center of the ancient world. From the windswept steppes where the Arsacid dynasty was born, to the gilded halls of Ctesiphon where kings received ambassadors from three continents, to the dust and carnage of Carrhae where Rome's greatest general met his end at the hands of horsemen he never understood - this is the story of an empire that shaped the ancient world without ever quite letting the world see it clearly.Here are the cataphracts, the most feared heavy cavalry of antiquity, whose thundering charges would haunt Roman nightmares for generations. Here is the Silk Road in its golden age, with Parthian merchants and tax collectors growing rich on the flow of silk westward and gold eastward. Here are the Arsacid kings - brilliant, ruthless, endlessly fratricidal - navigating the impossible politics of a decentralized empire held together not by bureaucratic control but by dynastic loyalty, cultural prestige, and the ever-present threat of force.And here, finally, is the story of how it ended - not with a whimper but with a single catastrophic battle in 224 CE, when a Persian rebel named Ardashir rode out of the south and changed the history of the world.Meticulously researched and compellingly told, the story of The Parthian Empire restores one of antiquity's greatest civilizations to the prominence it deserves - and reveals how much of the ancient world only makes sense when you understand the empire that stood at its heart."The history of the ancient world has a missing piece. This book finds it."For readers of Tom Holland, Adrian Goldsworthy, and Peter Heather. A sweeping narrative history of the Parthian Empire - Rome's greatest rival for five centuries. Includes 6 specially commissioned black-and-white maps and a comprehensive chronology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Empire Rome Could Not Break: A History of the Parthian EmpireFor five centuries, one empire stood between Rome and the East - and Rome never broke it.While Caesar conquered Gaul and Augustus remade the Mediterranean world, a rival power ruled an empire stretching from the Euphrates to t…he borders of China. The Parthians - heirs of ancient Iran, masters of the steppe, guardians of the Silk Road - built a civilization that absorbed Greek culture without surrendering its Iranian soul, traded with Han China while fighting Rome to a standstill, and outlasted every dynasty that dared challenge it.Yet history has all but forgotten them.In this sweeping narrative, the Parthian Empire finally takes its rightful place at the center of the ancient world. From the windswept steppes where the Arsacid dynasty was born, to the gilded halls of Ctesiphon where kings received ambassadors from three continents, to the dust and carnage of Carrhae where Rome's greatest general met his end at the hands of horsemen he never understood - this is the story of an empire that shaped the ancient world without ever quite letting the world see it clearly.Here are the cataphracts, the most feared heavy cavalry of antiquity, whose thundering charges would haunt Roman nightmares for generations. Here is the Silk Road in its golden age, with Parthian merchants and tax collectors growing rich on the flow of silk westward and gold eastward. Here are the Arsacid kings - brilliant, ruthless, endlessly fratricidal - navigating the impossible politics of a decentralized empire held together not by bureaucratic control but by dynastic loyalty, cultural prestige, and the ever-present threat of force.And here, finally, is the story of how it ended - not with a whimper but with a single catastrophic battle in 224 CE, when a Persian rebel named Ardashir rode out of the south and changed the history of the world.Meticulously researched and compellingly told, the story of The Parthian Empire restores one of antiquity's greatest civilizations to the prominence it deserves - and reveals how much of the ancient world only makes sense when you understand the empire that stood at its heart."The history of the ancient world has a missing piece. This book finds it."For readers of Tom Holland, Adrian Goldsworthy, and Peter Heather. A sweeping narrative history of the Parthian Empire - Rome's greatest rival for five centuries. Includes 6 specially commissioned black-and-white maps and a comprehensive chronology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Empire Rome Could Not Break: A History of the Parthian EmpireFor five centuries, one empire stood between Rome and the East - and Rome never broke it.While Caesar conquered Gaul and Augustus remade the Mediterranean world, a rival power ruled an empire stretching from the Euphrates to t…he borders of China. The Parthians - heirs of ancient Iran, masters of the steppe, guardians of the Silk Road - built a civilization that absorbed Greek culture without surrendering its Iranian soul, traded with Han China while fighting Rome to a standstill, and outlasted every dynasty that dared challenge it.Yet history has all but forgotten them.In this sweeping narrative, the Parthian Empire finally takes its rightful place at the center of the ancient world. From the windswept steppes where the Arsacid dynasty was born, to the gilded halls of Ctesiphon where kings received ambassadors from three continents, to the dust and carnage of Carrhae where Rome's greatest general met his end at the hands of horsemen he never understood - this is the story of an empire that shaped the ancient world without ever quite letting the world see it clearly.Here are the cataphracts, the most feared heavy cavalry of antiquity, whose thundering charges would haunt Roman nightmares for generations. Here is the Silk Road in its golden age, with Parthian merchants and tax collectors growing rich on the flow of silk westward and gold eastward. Here are the Arsacid kings - brilliant, ruthless, endlessly fratricidal - navigating the impossible politics of a decentralized empire held together not by bureaucratic control but by dynastic loyalty, cultural prestige, and the ever-present threat of force.And here, finally, is the story of how it ended - not with a whimper but with a single catastrophic battle in 224 CE, when a Persian rebel named Ardashir rode out of the south and changed the history of the world.Meticulously researched and compellingly told, the story of The Parthian Empire restores one of antiquity's greatest civilizations to the prominence it deserves - and reveals how much of the ancient world only makes sense when you understand the empire that stood at its heart."The history of the ancient world has a missing piece. This book finds it."For readers of Tom Holland, Adrian Goldsworthy, and Peter Heather. A sweeping narrative history of the Parthian Empire - Rome's greatest rival for five centuries. Includes 6 specially commissioned black-and-white maps and a comprehensive chronology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Empire Rome Could Not Break: A History of the Parthian EmpireFor five centuries, one empire stood between Rome and the East - and Rome never broke it.While Caesar conquered Gaul and Augustus remade the Mediterranean world, a rival p…ower ruled an empire stretching from the Euphrates to the borders of China. The Parthians - heirs of ancient Iran, masters of the steppe, guardians of the Silk Road - built a civilization that absorbed Greek culture without surrendering its Iranian soul, traded with Han China while fighting Rome to a standstill, and outlasted every dynasty that dared challenge it.Yet history has all but forgotten them.In this sweeping narrative, the Parthian Empire finally takes its rightful place at the center of the ancient world. From the windswept steppes where the Arsacid dynasty was born, to the gilded halls of Ctesiphon where kings received ambassadors from three continents, to the dust and carnage of Carrhae where Rome's greatest general met his end at the hands of horsemen he never understood - this is the story of an empire that shaped the ancient world without ever quite letting the world see it clearly.Here are the cataphracts, the most feared heavy cavalry of antiquity, whose thundering charges would haunt Roman nightmares for generations. Here is the Silk Road in its golden age, with Parthian merchants and tax collectors growing rich on the flow of silk westward and gold eastward. Here are the Arsacid kings - brilliant, ruthless, endlessly fratricidal - navigating the impossible politics of a decentralized empire held together not by bureaucratic control but by dynastic loyalty, cultural prestige, and the ever-present threat of force.And here, finally, is the story of how it ended - not with a whimper but with a single catastrophic battle in 224 CE, when a Persian rebel named Ardashir rode out of the south and changed the history of the world.Meticulously researched and compellingly told, the story of The Parthian Empire restores one of antiquity's greatest civilizations to the prominence it deserves - and reveals how much of the ancient world only makes sense when you understand the empire that stood at its heart.'The history of the ancient world has a missing piece. This book finds it.'For readers of Tom Holland, Adrian Goldsworthy, and Peter Heather.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Parthian Empire | The Rise and Fall of Rome's Eastern Rival, the Arsacid Dynasty, and the Roman-Parthian Wars | Samuel Corwin | Taschenbuch | Iranian History | Englisch | 2026 | Absorbing History | EAN 9798950192098 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfe…ld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
