The civil war in Persia had affected…

459 CE

The civil war in Persia had affected the nation so much as to have cost a province: Vatche, the king of Aghouank (Albania), a territory of Armenia, had rebelled against Persian rule and declared himself independent while the brothers were busy fighting among each other.

After Peroz I secures the throne in the year 457, he leads an army into Albania and completely subjugates the nation.

He then dismisses his Hephthalite allies with costly presents and proceeds to rule the empire in moderation and justice.

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