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332-33,337,342,358,379 Abu Bakr Ry9,:62-63 Index Tnrs xnvwoRD rNDEX includes most proper names and adjectives appearing in this book. Instances of words appearing in footnotes have not been included. Ab Anjirak z7B Abu Yusuf r8o Abarqu 316,343 Abyaneh 38r Abba r3r Achaenren 43 Abba Arikh a l3.3, 135 Achaemeni d rc, zz*23, 33, 39, 43, 47, 49 . 52, 'Abbas I zg,266, 279, 283, 296, 3oo, 3o3, 55,6-64,70,72,74-75,79,81,8S-86, 88, 3o5,31o, 3r3-r4,3r8,32o, 333,379,387 93, 112, r2r,r32,t44-45,t83 'Abbas II266,284,286, z8g, z9r, zg3, 295. Achaemenids +:, 48, 50, 63,7r,99, rzo, r3z, 297, 3oo,3o3, 31o, 3r8-r9, 324 326, t3ct. 144 332-33,337,342,358,379 Acre 373 'Abbas III 3a9 Acropolis 48 'Abbas Mirza 37o-7r,4o4,4o7, 4o9 Adam r5z Abbasid 164,t7z r75,r8o-8r,r83, r85,r87-88, Acliabene 104-5, ro8, nr, :n5,r4r rg5, r97, zog, zzo Adler, Alhanan Natan 38o Abbasids t65, r73, r75, rgo, r95 Adriatic Sea 5o Abbaye r35 Alghan 32,34,37,3oo,347,35r-52,355, 358, 'Abd al-Majid, Sultan 45r 36o, .13r 'Abd al-Malik bin Marwan 169 Alghanistan xv, 32, 34, 37 , 59, r27, r48, 196, 'Abd 'Abdallah al-Mutallib, ibn r59 ry9, 27r, 394, 422,43o_3r,52r 'Abd al-Rahman III zo4 Afghans 1;-34, 267, 297, 347, 349, 35t, 36o, 'Abd al-Rahman, Emir 33 431 'Abdallah ibn Saba 167 Afieh'i, Sayyid Mahdi 436 Abel-beth-maacah z5 Aliica ry,24,39, ro8, t63, t69,t88, zo9, 452 Abhar z4r Afridi 37 Abishur 5ir Al.shar 348 'Adil Ahraham 5, 8,22, 74,157,4o4, 4o8. 4ro Af.shar, Shah 368 Abraham ben Simi zo6 Afsharicl 36:-62, 369 Abraham the Dyer 239 Agha Baba .;.1S,35g Absalom 16 Agha Baba, Mullah Abraham 485,49r,493 Abu al-Qasim :S3 Agha Muhammad Ja'far 387 Abu al-Talib r59 Agha Muhammad Khan 35o Abu Amram r8o Agha Shaykli Hadi 54r Abu Bakr ry9,:62-63 Agha Shaykh Hadi Fountain 52o Abu Bakr bin Sa'd binZangiztg Agha Shaykh Hadi Street 5o6 Abu Muslim 64,t95 Agha Taqi 5oz Abu Sa'id 248-49 Agha Yusuf Synagogue 434 Abu Sa'id ibn Dawud z4o Aghasi, Ha.1i Mirza 39o 566 coMpREHENSIVE HISToRy oF THE JEws oF IRAN Ahab ben Omri r7 Alshekh, R. Moses 379 Aharon, Davud 5u 'Amadiyah 42-33, 237 Ahashverosh 4o9 Anialekitcs 9,4o6, 4to Ahasuerus 6+-65,67,7o Amanallah, Shah 33 Ahava River 77 'Arrtaria 4+-35 Ahmad ibn Buyeh r98 Arnerica zq, z6t, 477, 48t-82, 5o5. 5ot , 546 Ahmad Shah +zr, 477,524 Alrtcrican 3o, 489-9o, 5o5,5o7,51o, 52o,531, Ahmetha 61 5-3j Ahriman 10, 12o American Board of Foreign Missions 3o Ahura Mazdarc. 47. 92, r2o, r3g Atncrican Indians 39 Ahvaz r9o Arnerican Jcwish Joint Distribution Ak Koyunlu zz3 Committee 1'r-1z 522,546 Akkadians 5 Arnericans 48o al-Kabir, 'Abbasid caliph zo8 'Amili, Shaykh Baha'al-Din Muhammad z8z 'Ala' al-Din Khwarazmshah zr9 Amin 187-88, r95 'Alam-e Yahuds+z Amin al-Dawlah z4z 'Ali Alani ro9, 238 Anrin al-Sultan, Mirza Asghar Khan 464 Albania z6r Arnina 250,253 Aleppo 28, 462 , Sr9 Amir Kabir 249,367,372,375, 433-34 Alexander 49, 52, 6:, 8r, 8i-86, 9\, 93-94, Amir Khiz 475 48, 252,348 Altriri 234 Alexandria 94,99, ro3, ro2, no, 146, r83, zB5 Ammon ro Algeria 26t,373 Antmonites 9, 58, 78 'Ali ibn Abi Talib r5g,16z,164, t67-68, r88 89 , Amnon 16 r99, 2ro antoraint 132-33, ry6-37 'Ali ibn Buyeh r98 Anrorites 78 'Ali Muhammad 39r-92 Amram, son of Kohath 7 'Ali Pasha :os Amsterdam 455 Alids of Tabaristan r98 Anahila 38, 59, 87, 9z Allahvardi Khan 3o8-9 Anan ben David r75, r78, r88 Alliance israelite universelle ro6. 38r, 383, Anania ro.1 399-4oo, 4zr, 427, 429, 444, 446, 448, -15r, artanirtttT5 47o, 485-86, 489, 492, 495, 499,5o1, jo-+, Anarrites r75 5rz, 5t6, fil544,546-47 Anatolians 3r7 AlmagesterSS And 34 Almas 352 Andaius zr3 Alp Arslan zr8 Anglo-Je',vish Association 38r, 447 , 452, 46o, Alps r9 463-64 Alroy, David z3o, z3z, 236 Anglo-Persian Agreement 477 INDEX 567 Anglo-Persian Oil Company 47n, 48o, 533 Arabia 19, 1o9, r48, r54, r57, r5g, zto, z6t, Anglo-Russian Agreem ent 47 4 378, 124 Anjoman-e Edareh-ye Omur-e Gurestan 547 Arabian r57-;8. 165 Anjoman e Farhangi, Khayriyeh, va Arabic xvi, xviii, 3t, 165, r85, r87-gg, r9o, Behdasht-e Kalimiyan 547 r97, 2o3, 2o5, 247, 251, 253_54, 297, 42r Anjoman-e Kalimiyan 547 Arabs r.27, r5o,t54, t57_58, 16o, 163, t65, t67, Anjoman-e Ku-ye Kalirniyan 547 169. 175, r78, r8r, r87, t95-96, r98, zt7, 429 Anjoman-e Madraseh-ye Kurosh 547 Arak 39r Anjoman-e Mutaraqqi 5zo Aranraic jo-31, 49, 58, n, 92, tz3, t35, 176. Anjoman-e Nikkhah 5rr 232. 297 Anjoman-e Siyonist-e Iran 5r3 Aramea ro yahud-e Anjoman-e Siyonist-e Nesvan-e Aran 38r Iran 5r8 Ararat, Mount 238 anti-Rabbinic ry7 Ardabilr8z, r9o, 259,29r, 4zg-29 anti-Semitic 6, 32,64, ro3, 166, r7o,2o2. 241, Ardeshir I 9r, nz, 119, 121, r39, r4r, r4g 269, 277 , 284, 287, 296, 3oq, 32o. 34o, 3i9, Ardeshir III 38 362. 376,388, 426 , 428,46,4$, 485,4d7 , Ardeshir Papakan u9 495, 502-3, 5o6, 5zz, 543, 549 A r tlesh i r n a nteh z5o -5t anti-Semitism 1oZ, ttz,t69,277, z8t, zB4, z9o. Arglrun 22r, z4r, 246, 253 3r8, 342 359, 363, tz6, 186,388, 39o, 3e4, Dr. Aristu 399 495, 5o9 , 5r2, 542- 43, 549 Ariyeh, Murad 54r,549 anti-Talmu :r75 dic , t77 Arkar-isas 5o5 Antigonus ror-z Arnrani Tabrizi, Arakel 289,342 Antioch tz6, t5o 94, Arnrenia xv, 30, 44, 49, 89, 9r , ro9, r23-;,4, Antiochus 86, 88, 98 141, r43. 146, r48, zZ8-Zg, l+8 Antiochus III87 Arnrenian 143, 351, 4o9, 475, 525_z6 Antiochus IV Epiphanes 96 Arrnenians 265, 332, 35o, 362, 4ro, 4tz, 426, Antiochus Sides 9S 448, 484,5o3 Antiochus VII88, 9b Arsaces 87 Anushirwan the Just rz5-26, ryo, rS2, t59 Alsaces VI 87 anusim33,3o2,43r, 433 Arsaces IX 88 Anvari zz3 Arsaces XI 89 Apharesachites 6o-6t Arsaces XIII 49, roo Apis 9 Arsaces XIV roz Appeles 96 Arsacc's XVIII go, 1o3 Appolonius 96 Arsaces XXII 9o, ro5 Arab 3r, 59, rz6, 16o-6r , ft5, t67, r7z, rgr, Arsaces XXVI rro 183-84, t9o, r95, r97, 221, 23g, 212. 2>j. Arsaces XXVII ru 549-50 Arsaces XXIX 87, trt 568 CoMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF THE JEWS OF IRAN Arsacid 81, 8g, gr-92, gS, gl-g8, ro1, 1o9, Astarte 3 r12, 115, 135 Astyages $-44 Arsacids 87, 9o, r2o, rz9 Atabeg zt8 Artabanus 48 ,8z, to4-s Atabe gs zr8-r9, z5o Artabanus III 9o, ro3 Alhalia 5fi Artabanus V 9r, nr, r35 Athens 48 -49, r5r Artaxerxes I +g, zz-ll Atil r8z, zo6 Artaxerxes II +g ,l+,8o, 54o Atossa 47-48 Artaxerxes III +q Atsiz 2llt 'Attar, Aryan 43,113. s42 Sayyid Kazim 527 Aryans 43,7r,r27 Augustus Caesar 90, 1o3 Arzhang nz Australia 24, 39 Asefet Hanibharim 5r5 Austria t69 , 376, 5o5 Ashab Anan wa BinyaminryS Austrian 5r5 Ashdod izz Avelei Zion ry9 Ashdodians S8 Avesta 10, 91-92, 119 Asher 4, 33t,364 Avicenna 25+ 42r Asher, 'Aziz 487-88 A\ l('t rl+ Ashi r33, 46-37, t45 Avva z6 Ashk 8z Au's r59, 16r 'Ayn Ashraf 347-48,352, 355, 36o al-Darvlah r99 Ashrei 362 A1yub, Hakim 467,523 Ashtiyani, Haji Mirza Hasan 435 Az.alis 372 Ashur 3,9-ro,2z7 Azerbaijan z8-29, 36, $,87,to9,1r4-r5, rz8, 'Ashura 272,276,444,505,549 t3o, 2o5, zr8, zzt, 223, 232-33, 237, 24o, Ashurbanipal u 243, 245. 249, zS3, z6z, 265, 277-78, z8t, Asiar88, zu 349,370,428,43o,476,479-8o,5o3-4,528, Asia Minor 44, 89, ro8-9 , tz8, t4z, t44. t46, fio, i34 15o, 153, zu, zr8, 2zz,23o-3r,243, z6z Azerbarjani 428, 5zo, 53t Asian 299 ' AzizKhan 54r 'Aziz Asil Mazandarani, Hali Benyamin 3rz, 44r, Mel-rmed Effendi z8z 53r 'Azud al-Dar,vlah ry8i9,46t 'Azud Assassins zro al-Mulk 475 Assyria 9, :.r-r2, t8, zz, 25, 3r. 35, 37-8, $. Azr-rlai, R. Haim Yusuf 362 56-57,59 Ba'alai ha Mikra ry7 Assyrian xv, rl, 18, 24,30, 33 , 3s,37 , 39, z3z Baal tcr Assyrians 3, to, rz, r8, 23, 28, 3r, 35, 37, 39. Bab 39v92. 394 $,48,58,7r,113,5o3 Bab, Sayyid 'Ali Muhammad3Tz Astarabad 255, 342 Baba ibn Abraham 359 INDEX 569 Baba ibn Nuriel36i Bahran 3ro Baba Samah, Yehuda 46r Bakhtiari, Sardar As'ad +zS Baba'i Farhad 3oo, 3o2, 343, 35r,353, 358-59 Bakhtiaris 486 Baba'i Lutf 3oo, 3c2-3,3r4, 3r8, 326, 335, 338, Bakhur, Davud 5r7 34r,343,35r Baku 348, $7,5c8 Baba-Kordad $3 Balfour Declaration 5o9-1o, 5rz, 5t8 Babis 392 Balfour, Lord Arthur James 5o9-1o Babism 392 Balkh 32,85, r8o, r88, r9r,r97, 2o5, 2zo, 42r, Babol 395-96, 424,514 424 Babol Sar 5o8 Balkhi, Hiwi al- t8o, zo4, zo7 Babylon xv, 3, 9-1o ,t2, t9, 4, 26,28,38, ,13, Baluch, Muhammad 348 46.5t.56, 58. 6r. $,66, tt. 75, 77.8S, 82, Baluchirz8 91, 98, 1oo-ror, 1o5, 11o , rr4, 122-23, r2g, Baluchistan 85 r33,r35,r37, r4r,r43,146, r48, r5o, r5E, 165, Bandar3zg 'Abbas t68, r75, r85, zoo, zo3, 2o5, ztt, zt3, zz6, Bandar 35o 237,239 Baneh 5o4 Babylonian r9-zo, 23, 25, 28, T, 45, 57, 8r, Bani isfahan342-43 132-33, 136, r38, 168, zo8-9 Banu Nadhir 16r Babylonians 10-11, zo, 28, $, 45,7r Banu Qaynuqa r6o-6t Bactria +6,82,98, n4 Banu Qurayza6t Badi' al-Hukama' 445 Baqir Khan 475 Badkubeh zos Bar Forush 395, 424_25,454-55 Bagh-e Shah +Z+-lS, +85 Bar Hannan 136 Baghdad 29, t64-65, r77, t83-84, 186, r9o, Bar Hebraeus 253-54 r95, r98, 2oz, zo7, 2o9, 2LL, zr7, 2r9-2o, Baraba, Joseph r79 222, 224-25,232, 23+ 236, z4z, 245, 255, Bardiya 46-47 259, z6r, z7o, 289,3o3, 316, 327, 33o, 348, Barmakite r87 362,378 ,4o3, 419,444, 454, 491, 5o9,519- 20, Barmakites 164 534 Barukhiyan, Nehurai 5ln, 5V BaguasTT Barzuk 3gr Baha'allah 372-73,394 Bashqalah 4o6 Baha'i 373,392,394,495,5r4 Basrah 5,r77,t85,362 Baha'is 372-73, 392-93.
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