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泰西封

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Also known as Al-Mada'in, Mahoze, Mahuza

在伊拉克的古代帕提亞/波斯城市

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Ctesiphon was an ancient city located on the Tigris River in what is now Iraq, about 22 miles southeast of Baghdad, that served as a royal capital for Iranian empires for over 800 years during the Parthian and Sasanian periods. It matters historically because it functioned as the administrative center of the powerful Sasanian Empire from 226 until its conquest by Arab forces in the 630s-650s AD.

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Key facts

Ancient site.name
Ctesiphon
Ancient site.native_name
()
Ancient site.image
Ctesiphon map-en_reformat.svg
Ancient site.caption
Map of the metropolis of Ctesiphon in the Sasanian era
Ancient site.map_type
Iraq
Ancient site.location
Salman Pak, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq
Ancient site.region
Mesopotamia
Ancient site.type
Settlement
Ancient site.relief
yes
Ancient site.excavations
1928–1929, 1931–1932, 1960s–1970s
Ancient site.archaeologists
Oscar Reuther, Antonio Invernizzi, Giorgio Gullini
Ancient site.condition
Ruined

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Wikidata facts

Population
500000
Area
30
Time zone
UTC+03:00
Body of water
Tigris
Capital of
Sasanian Empire
Shares border with
Seleucia
Image
Ctesiphon.jpg
Significant event
Battle of Ctesiphon
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Commons category
Ctesiphon
topic's main category
Category:Ctesiphon
located in the present-day administrative territorial entity
Iraq
inception
0120-00-00
dissolved, abolished or demolished date
0637-03-00
replaced by
Baghdad
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Article · 中文

泰西封,亦作泰西豐、泰錫封(英語:Ctesiphon;帕提亞語及:Tyspwn或Tisfun;波斯語:تيسفون‎;阿拉伯语:المدائن‎,Madain、Maden或Al-Mada'in)是古代美索不達米亞的城市,帕提亞帝國及它的繼承者薩珊王朝的首都。泰西封在今日伊拉克首都巴格達東南的底格里斯河河畔。800多年來,它一直都是省的首府。在《舊約聖經·以斯拉記》亦有提及泰西封(譯成「迦西斐雅」)。

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