Narsieh

Narsieh(Persian: نرسﻴﻪ Narsieh ) (泥涅师) was a Persian-Chinese general stationed in the Tang military garrison. He was son of prince Peroz III and grandson of Yazdgerd III, the last Sassanid king of Persia.

He lived in the Western Regions area of China with much of the Sassanid imperial family which had escaped from Persia after the Arab conquest of Persia.

See also

• Narseh
• Tajiks

References

• Iranian.com
• Chinapage

Preceded by Peroz III

Pretender Sassanid ruler -

Succeeded by Unknown

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