Zoroaster

Zoroastrianism, also known as Zoroastrianism and Zoroastrianism, is the name Zoroastrianism in Chinese literature
Zoroaster
12-02
Religions with steppe and desert origins - Zoroastrianism and Judaism
Zoroaster
11-09
Long before the heyday of the Northern Zhou, Sui and Tang Dynasties, Zoroastrianism had long been popular in the world of Sima Shi, and from the surname of An Kai, An Kai most likely belonged to the Sogdians. Third, the act of worshipping the gods is very similar to the divine judgment related to the god Mithra recorded in the Persian epic Book of Kings. Finally, the role of fire in the activities of the gods is very prominent, and should be related to the Zoroastrian tradition of worshiping fire. Based on the above points, the author believes that An Kai should be a Hu person from the Sogdian anguo (present-day Bukhara and the surrounding areas), and his act of "worshiping gods" should be related to the traditional Zoroastrian beliefs of the Sogdians. AnKai is known as the "Witch of Anseong", which also seems to confirm that he once settled in Anjo.
Zoroaster
11-09
The "wise Lord" in the history of the Middle East, Iran's "guardian of order" Zoroastrian
Zoroaster
11-09
In Zoroastrian culture, how Alexander became the "cursed" Macedonian and Greek source Macedonian conquest of Persia Alexander's ambitions: the fusion of the two civilizations Zoroastrian culture hostility to Alexander
curse Alexander Zoroaster
11-09
A brief look at the general history of Zoroastrianism in Jin Yong's martial arts novels
novel Jin yong 's Zoroaster
11-09
The religion of the Tajik people - Zoroastrianism
According to experts from the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the "Quman Archaeological Site" in Qushman Village, Tiznapu Township, Tashnap Township, Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County in the eastern part of the Pamir Plateau should be 250...
Zoroaster
11-08
Eternal Fire: The History of Zoroastrian Culture and Imagining Zoroastrian Culture Before: The Sacred Scriptures of Zoroastrianism, the Iranian-Indian Twins of Zoroastrianism, spread on the Imperial Silk Road and the Zoroastrian Culture in Central Asia Traces of Zoroastrian Culture and Jewish Christ After the Arabs traveled to the Indian Fire Temple to worship
imagine Zoroaster
10-26