The History of Iran: A Journey Through 3,000 Years
In 651 AD, the last Sasanian king, Yazdegerd III, hid in a miller’s house near Merv. He was tired, hungry, and hunted. The miller stabbed him. Some say it was for jewels. Others say the governor ordered it. Either way, a mighty empire fell in a grain shed. Most would think that was the end. That Persia was finished. But the history of Iran shows otherwise.














