Narseh

Narseh was a Sasanian king who ruled over Persia from 293 to 303 AD. He is known for his military campaigns against Rome, specifically his conflict with Emperor Diocletian. Narseh sought to expand the Sasanian Empire and promote Zoroastrianism, the dominant religion of Persia at the time. His reign marked significant cultural and political influence, and he is often remembered for his efforts to strengthen and consolidate his empire. Narseh's rule exemplifies the tensions between the Sasanian and Roman empires, highlighting the regional power struggles of late antiquity.