About: Ali's Persian War (Fidem Pacis)

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The Banu Lakhm were an Arab tribe who had founded a kingdom on the southern banks of the Euphrates, with its capital at Al-Hira. For a long time vassals of Persia, in 602 they had unsuccessfully revolted, resulting in the destruction of the kingdom and its annexation to Persia. Many Lakhmid Arabs however remained in the area, chafing under Persian rule, and Ali thought that he could incite them to rebel and join with the Caliphate.

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rdfs:label	Ali's Persian War (Fidem Pacis)
rdfs:comment	The Banu Lakhm were an Arab tribe who had founded a kingdom on the southern banks of the Euphrates, with its capital at Al-Hira. For a long time vassals of Persia, in 602 they had unsuccessfully revolted, resulting in the destruction of the kingdom and its annexation to Persia. Many Lakhmid Arabs however remained in the area, chafing under Persian rule, and Ali thought that he could incite them to rebel and join with the Caliphate.
side	Sassanid Empire (Fidem Pacis) Talibid Caliphate (Fidem Pacis) Roman Empire Abyssinia Arab rebels Lakhmids
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Name	Ali's Persian War
Begin	634(xsd:integer)
Commanders	dbkwik:resource/GnFce5IY_BOq4Uh6g1F4TQ== dbkwik:resource/NuhycU5XPAr5mvCKpAGbqg== Heraclius Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah Hormuzan Khalid ibn al-Walid Kwestantinos Rostam Farrokhzad Shahryar I Theodore Trithyrius Yazdegerd III
Result	Arab victory
Place	Arabia, Syria, Mesopotamia
abstract	The Banu Lakhm were an Arab tribe who had founded a kingdom on the southern banks of the Euphrates, with its capital at Al-Hira. For a long time vassals of Persia, in 602 they had unsuccessfully revolted, resulting in the destruction of the kingdom and its annexation to Persia. Many Lakhmid Arabs however remained in the area, chafing under Persian rule, and Ali thought that he could incite them to rebel and join with the Caliphate.

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