The Ahi Order is a historical group of warriors in the region of Persia, known for their strict code of conduct and loyalty. They played a significant role in the military and political landscape during the Sassanian Empire, which lasted from 224 to 651 CE. The Ahi were often associated with the protection of their communities and the enforcement of justice. Members of the Ahi Order were recognized for their bravery and skill in battle. They adhered to a set of ethical principles that emphasized honor, courage, and respect for their leaders. This order contributed to the social structure of their time, influencing both military tactics and governance in ancient Persia.