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Hormizd (son of Shapur)هرمزد

hor-MEZD

Shapur's son and successor, under whom wolf and lamb drink from one cistern; he leaves the throne to his son Bahram.

In the poem: First at D7.13, Hormizd, Son of Shapur
Named: 3 times, in 1 section
Main stories: D7 The Early Sasanians (3)
Parents: Shapur (son of Ardeshir), Mehrak’s daughter
Children: Bahram (son of Hormizd)
Plates: Vol III: I, Vol III: III

Genealogical plate: The Sasanian Succession — Volume III, Plate I: The Sasanian Succession. Tap to open the genealogies.

In the poem’s own words

The 1 section that name Hormizd (son of Shapur) most often, with the summary from the Notes. Tap a couplet number to read it in the full poem.

D7.13

Hormizd, Son of Shapur

Hormizd (son of Shapur) named 3 times here · read the section in the full poem · notes

Family

Parents: Shapur (son of Ardeshir), Mehrak’s daughter
Children: Bahram (son of Hormizd)

Plate I: The Sasanian Succession

Volume III · Plate IThe Sasanian Successionthirty-one reigns · D7–E10

Plate III: The Early Sasanians

Volume III · Plate IIIThe Early SasaniansArdeshir Babakan to Hormizd son of Narsi · D7

Where he appears

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D7The Early Sasanians3

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