The Iranian History 102 AD

 


Defeat of Chinese Forces In Transoxiana

Feb, 14, 102 AD

The Chinese Khaghan Vadi sent 40,000 units to Transoxiana knowing that Iranians were busy fighting the Romans. The invasion was encountered by local forces of Parthia, Ariana and Kohestan and the Chinese army was crushed with many taken captive. The Chinese leaders sent their apologies and said that they entered the region in search of horses asserting that Chinese horses were not as big and strong The report was sent to Mehestan senate in Tisfun. The senate replied that if The Chinese Khaghan apologized, the captives would be freed and that horses would be sold. A settlement was made and 3000 horses were sold to China. The Chinese sent silk in return. Except for the time of Mogols, Iranians always lived in peace with the far east. (Updated: Aug, 13, 2008)





English-Persian Glossary
  • Ariana: آريانا
  • China: چين
  • Chinese: چيني
  • Khaghan: خاقان
  • Mehestan: مهستان
  • Mogol: مغول
  • Parthia: پارت
  • Tisfun: تيسفون(Ctesiphon, Tisfoun مدائن)
  • Transoxiana: فرارود(ورارود ، ماوراءالنهر, Vararood)