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Rockin Niners...

NINERS!!!!!!!!!

She has a wonderful strong and clear voice.

Wonderful. Is this from the 33-round records of N & F. Minbashian published in India?

The most iranian dynasty (Arsacid Parthians)

Armenia was buffer zone too and always interested to Iranians specially Parthians that’s why i love Armenians.

I recorded this video 8 years ago as a tourist in Isfahan, looks like cyan color

what is the color paint you are using

@lover sniper, ur comment has no historical basis. Achaemind empire originated in what was known as the Pars region of Iran, originally called the Persis region and eventually called the Fars region by Arabs (Arabic has no P). This region is smack dab on top of central Persian gulf. Expansion did occur through force AND diplomacy of other Iranian people surrounding the Persian Gulf. Arabs at that time were largely nomadic people wandering the desert (except the kingdom of Saba which was not even close to the Persian Gulf). Be proud of your own history, but please do not try to re-write ours.

before the achaemenid empire expanded persia was at the eastern part of the land of elam "modern day ahwaz" so persians historically are not surrdounding the eastern part of the gulf indeed it was expanded by forces and wars , the western part is the arabian peninsula were the gulf themselves are existed there for it is called the arabian gulf countries

I like to call it Persian Gulf.

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GOD!!! u religious bastards r the reason there is so much lies and confusion in history . Stop ur BS , Parthians were ISRAELITES???!!!!! Really???!!! damn u r stupid....

@ the end they were defeated by a more unified internal power (Sassanid) as oppose to Rome. The Romans knew they could never control any region beyond Mesopotamia, which is why they took advantage of Parthian internal friction and looted Ctesiphon 3 times but never held on to it, They knew that if the civil war ended, the Parthians could be more than a match for them ...

u know I kind of agree and disagree with u at the same time. The Parthian destabilization was in fact due to they're lack of unity and their constant civil wars was the cause of their downfall, However they were by no means disorganized and foolish. for the first 2 centuries of their dynasty, Parthians ruled with an iron fist. and the reason for them being defensive was because they held the richest lands & territories. There was no need for expansion.

Hi there, anyone knows the name of the iranian general who capturd the roman emperator Krasos .

Also, the Parthians embraced Hellenism, allowed the Hellenic populations in Seleucia on the Tigris to continue ruling themselves with a Senate while they built their own summer capital directly across the river from them. They assimilated some tenets of the Greek religion and welcomed the immense libraries and knowledge the Hellenes brought there, even adding to them with their own wealth and books. It was the Romans which destroyed all of the Hellenic-Persian cities in Mesopotamia, not Parthia.

Tthe Parthians were actually a Greco-Persian realm under the Seleucids who had just declared independence. The Parni tribe invaded and overwhelmed Parthia when it was politically isolated from the Seleucids. The new Dahae Parthian realm tried for decades to expand but were consistently defeated by the Greco-Persian Seleucids, that is until the Romans humiliated the latter and broke the back of their empire at Magnesia. After that, the Seleucids were easily taken after civil wars.

maps.!! there is a lot of ancient maps refers that it called Arabian Gulf too.!

Not to put your work down, but another performer did a MUCH better job than you: The melody in his performance is quite mystical whcih goes well with the mood of Farrokhzad's poetry. Take a listen! I can't leave the link, but you can search is as "Forough Farrokhzad Asir"

actually there are many tourists who come to Esfahan a year probably at least more than 500

at $500US a night, it better be a 5 Star Hotel....!!!!!

Persian Empire have to rise again!

Hi Shirin what would be the audience and purpose of the film?

Hi SepehrMusic, I am a documentary filmmaker living in the U.S., currently making a short ethnographic film about Tehran, I have been looking for a short segment on Darband. Would it be ok with you if I use a short segment of this video? Thanks so much.

You mean Iran and Khurasan!

it doesn't matter Persian or Arabian at the end we belong to the Islamic empire

thats your sheiks tell you that arabs eat lizards,,,,,, but you persians eat your imam's shit,,, i sow it in Ashora. listen dear persian, all area surrounded by the Gulf is an arabic land including al Ahwaz which had been taken by iran for 84 years..so hit ur ass in ashora and relax.

Go eat your lizards and ride your camel.. It was the Persian Gulf and it will always remain the Persian Gulf.

My dear Arab friend, you can call it whatever you like, but history calls it Persian Gulf, even your own Arab historians call it that, and besides you guys already have something better than a small gulf to call your own, you have the Arabian Sea. Cheers

arabian gulf 4 ever

has the word "parni" a meaning? cause the parthians called themself parni and in russian language it means like "guys/men/dudes"

don't talk bullshit. europeans have 0% to do with abraham. europeans are indoeuropean and mixed with old-europeans.

Biased video....Did you mention the Romans conquered Iraq and sacked the capital and held it for years? Did you mention the Sassinids failed to take Constantinople?

@Taharah007 syrian are greaters xP

@Lenangreal it wouldt be conquered if it was great

i realize there are many holes in history.can u please supply dates???

Beautiful voice and beautiful song

The Romans were a powerfull empire too, but the Persians humiliated them time and time again. Can't argue with facts.

Dastet dard nakoneh. It was a great nostalgia. Zendeh baad IRAN.

it makes me happy to see some EURO-CENTRIC fanatics are going mad lol when we iranians celebrate our glorious heritage lol

@solo141984 VIVA LOS PERSIANS!!!! THE GREATEST CULTURE ON EARTH!

@IranZamin7000 they did not entirely end the Hellenization of Asia Minor, they embraced it and added it to their own costumes... thats why we have many of the Hellenic historical accounts, plays, texts, poetry today... accually they were read by Sanassid and Arabic students later on... :)

@mreza1979 mr smartass: the romans invaded ctesiphon. i cannot remember the time when the parthians or persians invaded the city rome. get the idea? dar zemn dar e kuneta bigir!

Tha Parthians are famous for the battle of Carrhae, but were otherwise a rather disorganised and foolish people. Unlike the Romans, who after every victory consequently moved ahead and secured the conquered cities, the Parthians just fought defensive battles and engaged in clan rivalry ALL THE TIME. That was one of the reasons why they never really rooted out the Romans to the East of Constantinopolus (while that is what they should have done).

the 9th legion crossed hadrians wall and never returned. so the parthians are not the only civiliation to wipe out a roman legion

@megasayajinsongoku99 continuing: Therefore in my view a Byzantine state never existed. It is the Roman state from 509BC to 1204AD, and if you will to 1453. I would prefer not to even call the surviving part after 476AD the Eastern Roman Empire, but I do so purely because it's convenient. The change of official state language and the loss of the last western territories is not enough. The fact is the inhabitants called themselves Romans (the greek version of the term).

@megasayajinsongoku99 If you want to adhere to the traditional views then yes Heraclius reign is usually set as the end of the Eastern Roman Empire, after that the same state is refered to as the Byzantine Empire, and 1453AD is traditionally the end of that Byzantine state. My view is that the most important thing is how the inhabitants of the state viewed themselves, and they viewed themselves as part of an uninterupted Roman state going back to when the Romans threw the last Etruscan king out.

@megasayajinsongoku99 I was talking about Rome as a free independent state, after 1204 the capital was conquered by the 4th crusade, and several small competing states competed who could regain Constantinople it took over 50 years, and that state, though sporting all the titles and trying to live up to the Roman idea, was just a ghost of what had been, and in effect it could've hardly survived without the assistance of Venice and Genua, I would hardly call it independent.

@megasayajinsongoku99 Most disasters who befell the Romans in the west in the late antiquity period, was not due to the streght of these invading peoples, but due to the weakening of the western part of the state because of the ill concieved policy's of Theodosius (badly named) The Great. He allowed independent client kingdoms to be set-up inside Roman borders, and he devided the state permanently, which resulted in that only the east had the means to protect itself.