Editing Khosrow I (section)

== Historiography ==
Many sources dating to the Islamic era, such as the Arabic ''[[History of the Prophets and Kings]]'' by [[al-Tabari]] and the medieval Persian epic ''[[Shahnameh]]'' ("Book of Kings") by [[Ferdowsi]] ({{Died in|1020}}), give much information regarding Khosrow's reforms, and thus most likely drew both of their information from the Middle Persian history book ''[[Khwaday-Namag]]'' ("Book of Lords").{{sfn|Nicholson|Canepa|Daryaee|2018}} Other works were made independently, such as the ''Sirat Anushirwan'', which was reportedly an autobiography made by Khosrow himself, and survives in the work of [[Miskawayh]] (932–1030).{{sfn|Nicholson|Canepa|Daryaee|2018}} Khosrow is also mentioned in several Greek sources, such as those of [[Procopius]], [[Agathias]] and [[Menander Protector]], who all give important information regarding Khosrow's management of the [[Roman–Persian Wars|Irano-Roman wars]].{{sfn|Nicholson|Canepa|Daryaee|2018}} [[Assyrian people|Syriac]] authors such as [[John of Ephesus]] and [[Zacharias Rhetor]] also include Khosrow in their work, offering a perspective of the consequences that his expeditions brought on the people who lived on the Roman border.{{sfn|Nicholson|Canepa|Daryaee|2018}}