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A History Of Persia (Volume 2)
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This is a facsimile of a classic history first published by Macmillan in 1915 and issued in two further editions by Routledge and Kegan Paul. Sir Percy Sykes was an explorer, consul, soldier and a spy who lived and travelled in Persia over a period of twenty-five years. This two-volume collection provides a comprehensive history of Persia from Alexander the Great, through British, French and Russian colonialism, to the early twentieth century oil industry.
With a new introduction by Sykes' biographer, Antony Wynn, this comprehensive history provides essential background reading to students and academics of Persia.
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MUZAFFARID SHAH SHUJA.
INDEX
Abadan (island), ii. 440
Abadeh, ii. 207, 467, 480, 501, 503; defence and relief of, 512ā513
Abaga Khan, II-Khan, ii. 55; accession of, 100; campaign of, 101ā102; battle of Abulistin, 102; battle of Hims, 103; intercourse with Europe, 103; 107
Abaskun, i. 27
Abbas I., the Great, i. 34; ii. 156, 170; career and reign of, 172 et seq.; accession, 172ā173; makes peace with the Turks, 173; Uzbeg invasion, 174; temporary abdication, 174ā175; campaigns against Turkey, 177ā179; Sir Robert Sherleyās mission, 179ā180; character and achievements, 180ā183; 189, 195, 204, 208, 209, 217, 255
Abbas II., Shah, ii. 212, 218
Abbas, uncle of Mohamed, i. 553
Abbasa, sister of Haroun-al-Rashid, ii. 2, 3
Abbas Effendi, head of the Bahai sect, ii. 343
Abbasid Dynasty, i. 526, 553, 555; early period of, 558ā563
Abbas Mirza, Persian heir-apparent, ii. 312, 313, 314, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321; campaign in Khorasan, 323ā324; death of, 325
Abbas Mirza, son of Sulayman, ii. 214
Abbott, Major James, ii. 354 footnote, 356
Abdalis, the, of Herat, ii. 221ā224
Abd-al-Rahman, chooses Othman for the Caliphate, i. 530ā531
Abdera, i. 150
Abdul Azim, Shah (Shrine), ii. 397, 447, 529
Abdul Baha, head of the Bahai religion, ii. 343
Abdulla, Khor (inlet), ii. 432
Abdulla, surnamed Mamun, q.v.
Abdulla (son of Merwan II.), i. 556
Abdulla (son of Amir Kazghan), ii. 118, 119
Abdulla (youngest son of Shiba and father of Mohamed), i. 508
Abdulla (uncle of Abul Abbas), i. 556
Abdulla II. (Uzbeg monarch), ii. 174
Abdulla, Abul Abbas, i. 555; proclaimed first Abbasid Caliph, 556; 558; accession of, 558ā559; reign and death, 559ā560
Abdulla, Mir, Ghilzai, ii. 221, 234
Abdulla Behbehani, Sayyid, Teheran deputy, ii. 408
Abdull...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- PRELIMINARY ESSAY
- CHAPTER L THE GOLDEN AGE OF ISLAM
- CHAPTER LI THE DECAY OF THE CALIPHATE AND THE REVIVAL OF PERSIAN INDEPENDENCE
- CHAPTER LII THE COMING OF THE SELJUK TURKS
- CHAPTER LIII THE DISRUPTION OF THE SELJUK EMPIRE
- CHAPTER LIV PERSIAN LITERATURE BEFORE THE MONGOL INVASION
- CHAPTER LV THE MONGOL CATACLYSM
- CHAPTER LVI THE EXTINCTION OF THE CALIPHATE BY HULAGU KHAN
- CHAPTER LVII THE HEATHEN IL-KHANS OF PERSIA
- CHAPTER LVIII GHAZAN KHAN, THE GREAT IL-KHAN
- CHAPTER LIX TAMERLANE
- CHAPTER LX THE TIMURID MONARCHS OF PERSIA
- CHAPTER LXI LITERATURE AND ARCHITECTURE UNDER THE MONGOLS
- CHAPTER LXII THE RISE OF THE SAFAVI DYNASTY
- CHAPTER LXIII SHAH ABBAS THE GREAT
- CHAPTER LXIV THE STRUGGLE FOR ASCENDANCY IN THE PERSIAN GULF
- CHAPTER LXV ARCHITECTURE AND ART UNDER THE SAFAVI DYNASTY
- CHAPTER LXVI THE DECLINE OF THE SAFAVI DYNASTY
- CHAPTER LXVII THE GHILZAIS OF KANDAHAR
- CHAPTER LXVIII THE OVERTHROW OF THE SAFAVI DYNASTY
- CHAPTER LXIX THE EXPULSION OF THE AFGHANS
- CHAPTER LXX THE RISE OF NADIR KULI TO THE THRONE OF PERSIA
- CHAPTER LXXI THE CONQUESTS OF NADIR SHAH
- CHAPTER LXXII THE LAST YEARS OF NADIR SHAH
- CHAPTER LXXIII THE SHORT-LIVED ZAND DYNASTY
- CHAPTER LXXIV THE FOUNDING OF THE KAJAR DYNASTY
- CHAPTER LXXV BRITISH AND FRENCH MISSIONS AT THE COURT OF FATH ALI SHAH
- CHAPTER LXXVI THE DISASTROUS CAMPAIGNS WITH RUSSIA
- CHAPTER LXXVII PERSIAN AGGRESSION ON AFGHANISTAN
- CHAPTER LXXVIII THE FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE PERSO-AFGHAN QUESTION
- CHAPTER LXXIX THE ENVELOPMENT OF PERSIA
- CHAPTER LXXX THE AWAKENING OF PERSIA
- CHAPTER LXXXI THE STATE OF PERSIA BEFORE THE REVOLUTION
- CHAPTER LXXXII THE GRANTING OF A CONSTITUTION TO PERSIA
- CHAPTER LXXXIII AN ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW THE CONSTITUTION
- CHAPTER LXXXIV THE FAILURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
- CHAPTER LXXXV THE FIRST YEAR OF THE GREAT WAR
- CHAPTER LXXXVI 1916āA YEAR OF EBB AND FLOW
- CHAPTER LXXXVII THE RESTORATION OF ORDER IN SOUTHERN PERSIA, 1917
- CHAPTER LXXXVIII THE COLLAPSE OF RUSSIA AND GENERAL DUNSTERVILLEāS MISSION
- CHAPTER LXXXIX THE INVESTMENT OF SHIRAZ BY THE KASHGAIS AND THEIR FINAL DEFEAT
- CHAPTER XC PERSIA AFTER THE GREAT WAR
- FINAL ESSAY
- LIST OF AUTHORITIES
- INDEX