The Parthavi (Parthians) were indeed the saviours of Iranshahr, the Iranian-Aryan nation. During the invasion of Iranshahr, they together with the rest of the Aryan kingdoms were dealt a severe blow. They were down but they were not out. The rose, fought back, fought valiantly and expelled the aggressor. There is no telling what would have happened to Iranshahr or Zoroastrianism had the Parthavi (Parthians) not liberated and reconsolidated the Iranian lands.
It is no accident that after the Islamic invasion, Zoroastrians fleeing before the Arab hordes sought refugee in the kuhistans of Khorasan – the mountains of old Parthava
Who are the Magi, and why have they come to behold a infant born under a star? When one sees the Pharisees as being allied to Jesus – they putting him to a favorable test – then one must wonder if Jesus is a Parthian. If you replace the Pharisees with the Magi, who are presenting a Savior, the meaning of the name Jesus, then one sees the Magi were the earliest Christians whom Saul-Paul persecuted, he claiming he had papers to pursue these early followers into Damascus. How did Paul recognized them? Well, they had very large noses, and they may have been Skythians.
Jon Presco
Early History
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythians
The origins of the Parthian people are clouded. Strabo (xi, 515) says the first Arsaces was a Scythian man with the semi-nomadic Parni tribe, a part of the Dahi, nomads who lived along the Ochus (Tejend or lower Oxus) River…
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