Persia Advice Reports Sultan Defeat and Power Shift
In several dispatches from Cadiz and Paris, news outlines a dramatic reversal in Persia. Sultan Efreff loses thousands of troops after a decisive defeat by Prince Thomas son of the dethroned Sophi, driving a push toward Ispahan and prompting Emissaries from the Porte to negotiate to avert a broader war.
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