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While researching the route Alexander the Great of Macedonia followed during his campaign of Asia between 334-323 BC, I came to understand that this location between Yasuj and Sadeh on the Zagros Mountains was what then called; "Persian Gates". After leaving Susa, Alexander headed south east to Persepolis but had to pass the long and difficult mountain range of Zagros throughout his long march. On his way, he invaded the country of the Uxians. Some of these people who inhabit the plains were under the rule of the viceroy of the Persians, and on this occasion surrendered to Alexander; but those who are called the mountaineers were not in subjection to the Persians, and at this time sent word to Alexander that they would not permit him to march with his forces into Persis, unless they received from him as much as they were in the habit of receiving from the king of the Persians for the passage through their mountains. Alexander fought with them and won but then gave them the privilege of retaining possession of their own land on condition of paying him an annual tribute. Ptolemy, son of Lagus, says that the mother of Darius, on their behalf, entreated Alexander to grant them the privilege of inhabiting the land. The tribute agreed upon. was a hundred horses, five hundred oxen, and 30,000 sheep a year; for the Uxians had no money, nor was their country fit for tillage; but most of them were shepherds and herdsmen. After Uxians, he went further south west in Zagros mountain range to pass the stiff passage called Persian or Susian Gates between today's Yasuj and Sedeh. He had a fierce war and won here, called Battle of the Persian Gate in 330 BC, with the last Achaemenid troops commanded by Ariobarzan. Then he proceeded to Persepolis...

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