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- Kanarang abstract "The kanārang was a unique title in the Sassanid army, given to the commander of the Sassanid Empire's northeasternmost frontier province, Abarshahr (encompassing the cities of Tus, Nishapur and Abiward). In Byzantine sources, it is rendered as chanaranges (Greek: χαναράγγης) and often used, for instance by Procopius, in lieu of the holder's actual name.The title was used instead of the more conventional marzbān, which was held by the rest of the Persian frontier wardens. Like the other marzbān, the position was hereditary. The family holding it (the Kanārangīyān) is first attested in the reign of Yazdegerd I (r. 399–421), but was descended from some pre-Sassanid, most likely Parthian, dynasty. They enjoyed a high prestige and great authority in the Sassanid Empire's northeastern borderlands, as reflected in their glorified description in the Shahnameh of the great Persian poet Ferdowsi.The family was active until the very end of the Sassanid realm. A man called Kanāra in Arab sources commanded the Persian light cavalry at the decisive Battle of al-Qādisiyyah, and his son, Shahrīyār bin Kanāra, is reported to have fought valiantly before being killed. The family is later recorded as assisting the Muslim conquest of Khorasan by Abdullah ibn Aamir, and being rewarded with the right to keep the province of Tus and half of Nishapur province under their control.".
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- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Abarshahr.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Abdullah_ibn_Aamir.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Abiward.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Adergoudounbades.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Adurgundbad.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Battle_of_al-Qādisiyyah.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Byzantine.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Byzantine_Empire.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Category:Kanarang.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Category:Persian_words_and_phrases.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sasanian_titles_and_offices.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Ferdowsi.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Greater_Khorasan.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Gushnaspdad.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Kanadbak.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Marzban.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Military_of_the_Sasanian_Empire.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Nishapur.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Parthia.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Parthians.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Procopius.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Sasanian_Empire.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Sassanid_Empire.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Sassanid_army.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Shahnameh.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Tus,_Iran.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLink Yazdegerd_I.
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLinkText "Chanaranges".
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kanarang".
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kanārang".
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kanārangīyān family".
- Kanarang wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kanārangīyāns".
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- Kanarang subject Category:Kanarang.
- Kanarang subject Category:Persian_words_and_phrases.
- Kanarang subject Category:Sasanian_titles_and_offices.
- Kanarang hypernym Title.
- Kanarang type Article.
- Kanarang type Article.
- Kanarang type History.
- Kanarang type Position.
- Kanarang type Title.
- Kanarang comment "The kanārang was a unique title in the Sassanid army, given to the commander of the Sassanid Empire's northeasternmost frontier province, Abarshahr (encompassing the cities of Tus, Nishapur and Abiward). In Byzantine sources, it is rendered as chanaranges (Greek: χαναράγγης) and often used, for instance by Procopius, in lieu of the holder's actual name.The title was used instead of the more conventional marzbān, which was held by the rest of the Persian frontier wardens.".
- Kanarang label "Kanarang".
- Kanarang sameAs کنارنگ.
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- Kanarang sameAs Chanaranges_(título).
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- Kanarang sameAs Q3812730.
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- Kanarang wasDerivedFrom Kanarang?oldid=636785706.
- Kanarang isPrimaryTopicOf Kanarang.