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Biggest Cities in the Sasanian Persian Empire with a Map
With the help of a map, can you name the most populous cities of the Neo-Persian Empire with an estimated population of over 25,000 at its peak in 622 AD?
Click on the map to zoom in.
Sources used for population estimates listed in this Pastebin.
Some of these settlements no longer exist and have since been abandoned.
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Last updated: March 6, 2024
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