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A roll of carpet smuggled him past the gate-and cost him his throne
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A roll of carpet smuggled him past the gate-and cost him his throne
This episode delves into the tumultuous life of a Sasanian king, from being a child hostage to a ruler navigating powerful noble families and a radical religious movement. How did a king, once seen as a pawn, attempt to assert his own authority?
Person: Kavad, Peroz I, Sukhra, Shapur of Ray, Jamasp, Mazdak
Date: 473, 482, 484, 488, 493, 496, 498
Location: Persia, Oxus River, Bactria, Shiraz, Khuzestan
Empire: Sasanian Empire
Movement: Mazdakism
- Kavad, born in 473, was the son of Peroz I, Shah of Shahs of the Sasanian dynasty.
- At age nine, Kavad was sent as a hostage to the Hephthalite court in 482, ransomed for ten mule-packs of silver.
- After his father's death in 484, Kavad was placed on the throne by the Parthian nobleman Sukhra, who then ran the empire.
- Around 493, Kavad orchestrated Sukhra's defeat and execution with the help of Shapur of Ray.
- Kavad was deposed in 496 by his court for allowing the spread of Mazdakism, a religious movement questioning noble land rights.
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