Byzantine-Sasanian Wars

Byzantine-Sasanian Wars
Part of Roman-Persian Wars
Illustration of the Battle of Nineveh (627), which became decisive in the history of the Byzantine-Sasanian wars
Date 421-628 Location Asia Minor, Transcaucasia, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Palestine Result Eventual Byzantine victory[a] Territorial changes Byzantines capture most of the Sasanian Caucasus and subsequently successfully repel the Persian invasion As a result of the conflicts, both sides lose the opportunity to resist the Arabs: Byzantium loses its southern territories,[b] and the Sassanids are completely conquered
Belligerents
Byzantine empire List of allies Ghassanids Western Turkic Khaganate Huns Kingdom of Iberia Heruli Tzani Alans Armenians Mamikonians	Sasanian empire List of allies Lakhmids Avar Khaganate Sabirs Abasgia Dailamites Lazica
Commanders and leaders
List of Commanders Theodosius II Anastasius I Justin I Justinian I Justin II Maurice Phocas  Heraclius Ardabur Anatolius Areobindus Patricius Hypatius Domnentiolus  Jabalah IV ibn al-Harith † John Tzibus † Apion Vitalian Celer Germanus (DOW) Bessas	List of Commanders Bahram V Yazdegerd II Kavad I Khosrow I Khosrow II  Mehr Narseh Al-Mundhir I Al-Mundhir III ibn al-Nu'man Baresmanas † Adergoudounbades Bawi Al-Mundhir IV ibn al-Mundhir † Tamkhosrow † Dzuan Veh † Nehemiah ben Hushiel  Rhahzadh † Benjamin of Tiberias  Narses  Stephen I  Shahraplakan

Byzantine-Sasanian Wars or Byzantine-Persian Wars it is a series of conflicts between the Byzantine Empire and the Sassanian Empire that lasted 207 years and ended with the victory of Byzantine empire, after which the Sassanian Empire declined and was conquered by the Arabs after 30 years.
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