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Tansar (Persian: تنسر) was a
Zoroastrian Herbadan Herbad (Chief judge) in late
Parthian Empire And one of the
supporters of
Ardashir I.
Tansar was apparently...
- The
Letter of
Tansar (Persian: نامه تنسر) was a 6th-century S****anid
propaganda instrument that portra**** the
preceding Arsacid period as
morally corrupt...
- the aid of
Tansar, a
herbad (high priest) of the
Iranian Zoroastrians to aid him in
acquiring legitimization for the new dynasty. This
Tansar did by writing...
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Padishkhwargar kingdom of king Gushnasp, who is
mentioned in the
Letter of
Tansar. He
submitted to the
first Sasanian King of
Kings (shahanshah) Ardashir...
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affirmations from the
Zoroastrian tradition,
whether it be the Denkart,
Tansar-nāma, Ardāy Wirāz Nāmag, Bundahsin, Zand-i
Wahman yasn or the transmitted...
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definite while others were
considered unacceptable—to an
initiative by
Tansar, high
priest under Ardashir I, the
founder of the dynasty. The development...
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credit for
collation and
recension is
given to the
early Sasanian-era
priest Tansar (high
priest under Ardashir I, r. 224–242 CE, and
Shapur I, 240/242–272...
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translation activities is the Nāma-ye
Tansar, a
political work
taking its name from its ****tive
author Tansar, the
Zoroastrian priestly adviser to the...
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military goals in both
active and
reactive ways.
According to the
Letter of
Tansar and the
Muslim writer Al-Tha'alibi,
Ardashir I's and
Pacorus I's invasions...
- aristocrats. It is
mentioned in
foreign writings, such as the
letter of
Tansar. For
those who were the most
virtuous and pious, he
chose out princesses...
