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... long journey – around a month long. Although he had his servant, Sam to take care of any official inquiries, such as requests, orders and commands Farrukhzad will have issued, he was the one to prepare propaganda for his Shahanshah, and then things like supplies, horses, guards and so on. He rode in a carriage, together with Sam accompanied by a group of guards riding on horses with spears and sabres. They rode from Istakhr along the Zagros mountains through Ectabana, where they resupplied and c ...

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