Suleiman the Magnificent 1520 1566 (1944)
Suleiman the Magnificent 1520 1566
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The former were supposed to be descendants of the second son of the legendary King Faridun, who was named Tur, and who had murdered his younger brother Iraj; and the latter was believed to be the ancestor of the Persians. This tradition of hostility was passed on from generation to generation, until it developed on both sides into an article of national faith; the Turks, moreover, were orthodox Sunnites, and the Persians heretical Shiites. Nevertheless there had been almost no recent clashes bet...ween the two powers until Selim the Terrible's great expedition against Shah Ismail, which ended with his victory at Chaldiran. For the next few years Ismail made no attempt to avenge himself. The revolt of Ghazali in Syria (1521) seemed to offer him a chance, and he gathered his troops at the frontier in order to profit by It in the 2 R.B.IVL, IE, 302-303.
3 Cf. also K. G. Jayne, Vetsco da Gama and His Successors (London, 1910), pp. 108-110, for some account of early diplomatic relations between Portugal and Persia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The former were supposed to be descendants of the second son of the legendary King Faridun, who was named Tur, and who had murdered his younger brother Iraj; and the latter was believed to be the ancestor of the Persians. This tradition of hostility was passed on from generation to generation, until it developed on both sides into an article of national faith; the Turks, moreover, were orthodox Sunnites, and the Persians heretical Shiites. Nevertheless there had been almost no recent clashes bet...ween the two powers until Selim the Terrible's great expedition against Shah Ismail, which ended with his victory at Chaldiran. For the next few years Ismail made no attempt to avenge himself. The revolt of Ghazali in Syria (1521) seemed to offer him a chance, and he gathered his troops at the frontier in order to profit by It in the 2 R.B.IVL, IE, 302-303.
3 Cf. also K. G. Jayne, Vetsco da Gama and His Successors (London, 1910), pp. 108-110, for some account of early diplomatic relations between Portugal and Persia.
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