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560 HISTORY OF PERSIA
Su, lake of,
vide Sovar
Suakin, i. 321
Subutay, Mongol general, ii. 152, 154,
158
Suez, Gulf of, i. 206
Sufis, or Mystics, the, ii. 227-228
i.
Sughda (Soghdiana), 101
Sulayman, voyages of, ii. 76
Sulayman, Carmathian fanatic, ii. 87
Sulayman, Caliph, ii. 54, 55
Sulayman, brother of Toghril Beg, ii. 103
Sulayman, Mirza, Vizier of Khudabanda,
ii.
254
Sulayman, Shah, son of Abbas II. ; reign
of, ii. 301-302
Sulayman Aga, Pasha of Baghdad, ii. 388
Sulayman Khan, Kajar, ii. 394
Sulayman the Magnificent ;
invasion of
Persia, ii. 247 ; 248, 249, 256
Sulayman Mountains, ii. 95
Sulla, Lucius,
i.
364, 365 ;
defeat of
Mithridates, 367 ; 368
Sultania, city of, ii. 193, 204-211 j
tomb
of Khudabanda, 235 ; 247
Sultan Shah, son of Malik Kaward, ii.
I1[ 3
Sultan Shah Mahmud, of Khiva,
ii. 126
Sumer, i. 40, 42 ; meaning of, 50 ; early
history, 64 et seq. ; 77, 83, 96, 300
Sung Dynasty, ii. 163
Sunion, Cape, i. 205
Sunnis, the, ii. 45, 46, 347
Surat, ii. 275, 276, 277
i.
Suryash, god (the sun), 81
Sus (Susa), mounds of, i. 48
Susa, city of, i. 43, 46, 47, 48, 54, 56, 57,
58 ; history of, 59 et seq. ; 65, 68, 74,
77, 82, 89, 90, 91, 92 ;
revolution at,
94 ; capture of, by the Assyrians, 96-
975 9 8 , 99, i75 X 93, '95> 2 ,
22 7,
229, 230, 236, 243, 246, 276 ; capture
of, by Alexander, 277, 279 ;
280 ;
Alexander's
march to, 296-298 ; 307-308,
309, 312, 394, 448
Susia, i. 284
Susiana, i. 54, 173, 322, 427
Susis, i. 54
Suti, the, i. 87
Swat, lower, i. 289
Syracuse, i. 219
Syria, i. 70, 79, 134, 135, 169, 173 ;
Gates
of, 237; 246, 2475 268, 269, 3105
annexed by Seleucus, 3135 315, 317,
320 invasion of
; (third Syrian war),
321-322; 323, 326, 329, 334, 348,
35 2 > 353, 354, 355, 35 6 , 3 6o > 3 62 >
370, 372 ; proconsulate
of Crassus,
373-374; Parthian invasion, 379-380;
381, 382, 384, 385, 386, 390, 403, 404,
405, 411; invasion by Volagases III.,
413 ; 414, 415, 418, 426, 427, 434,
450, 464, 482 invasion ; by Noshirwan,
488; 494, 522, 523, 530, 531, 535,
537 5 5, 6, 9, 1 8, 29, 30, 36, 47,49,
51, 57, 63, 72, 77, 79, 80, 105, 112,
120, 175, 180, 186; invaded by Ghazan
Khan, 189
Tabae, Achaemenian city, i.
351
Tabaran, city
in Khorasan, ii. 135
Tabari, Abu Jafar
Mohamed (historian),
i.
423 footnote, 473 footnote, 474, 478,
481, 483, 489, 491, 493, 500, 501 footnote,
506, 507, 518, 522, 527, 531, 543 ;
ii. 8, 79, 80
Tabaristan (Mazanderan),
i.
283, 332, 543 ;
Yezid's campaign,
ii.
54 ; conquered by
Moslems, 64; 86, 92, 99, 109, 134
Tabas, city of, i.
331, 543 ;
ii.
109, 184,
258
Tabriz, i. i, 3, 30, 388, 389; ii. 158,
159, 165, 182, 186 ;
Ghazan Khan's
buildings and endowments, 192 ; 195,
210, 220, 241, 246, 247, 254, 257,
258, 261, 262, 363, 299, 328 ;
surrender
to Russians, 419
Tachos, King of Egypt, i. 246
Tacitus, i. 405
Taftan (volcano),
i. 7, 17
Taghlib Arabs, {.533
Tagi, fortress of, {.332
Tagudar Oghlu, known as Ahmad, q.-u.
Tahir the Ambidextrous ; campaigns of,
ii.
71-72 ; Viceroy of the East, 74 ; 83
Tahiri Dynasty,
ii. 72, 83
Tahir-u-Din ibn Shams-u-Din (chronicler),
ii. %$. footnote
Tahmasp, Mirza, son of Shah Abbas,
ii.
267
Tahmasp, Shah, son of Shah Ismail,
ii.
246 ;
retreats before Turkish invasion,
247 ; reception of Humayun,
248 ; betrayal of Bayazid, 249 ;
discourtesy
to Jenkinson, 251 ; description
of 2 > 53
Tahmasp, Shah, son of Shah Sultan
Husayn, ii. 317-318, 321 ; treaty with
Peter the Great, 323-324; 326, 328,
33, 33 1 , 333, 334, 34 2 j campaign
against the Turks and dethronement,
343-344
Tahmurz, legendary King of Persia, i.
142
Taimani, the, of Afghanistan, ii. 306
Tai Yang Khan, King of the Naimans, ii.
,48
Tajiks, the, ii. 153, 306
Taj Mohamed, Sarbandi, of Sistan, ii. 466
Takalu tribe, ii.
242, 254
Takht-i-Jamshid, -vide Persepolis
Takht-i-Sulayman (throne of Solomon),
vide Pasargadae
Tak-i-Bustan ("Arch of the Garden "), i.
3 62 , S'S-SH