not to be confused with either the Persian Empire, a name for the nation of Persia in the west, or the modern Parsistan, a successor state to this nation.
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| Capital | Karachi | |||||||||||
| Largest city | Karachi | |||||||||||
| Language official |
Persian, Gujarati, Aramaic | |||||||||||
| others | Greek, other Indian | |||||||||||
| Religion main |
Zoroastrianism | |||||||||||
| others | Hinduism, Judaism | |||||||||||
| Ethnic Groups main |
Gujarati, Persian | |||||||||||
| others | Other Indian | |||||||||||
| Demonym | Antioquian | |||||||||||
| Government | Monarchy | |||||||||||
| Area | area km² | |||||||||||
| Population | ~10,000,000? | |||||||||||
| Currency | Parsi ? | |||||||||||
The Parsi Empire (Gujarati: Phārasī sāmrājya, Parsi: فارسی امپراطوری) was a nation located in the western parts of Hindustan after the Persian War of Succession of 667-673 when the Arsacid Persian dynasty was banished from Iran by Peroz II, Sassanid Emperor, and fled east to India, where the Gupta Empire was fast collapsing.