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Divani (Persian: ديواني) may
refer to:
Divani,
Kerman Divani,
Khuzestan This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical locations with...
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Divani-hikmat ("House of Wisdom") was one of the
first literary councils of Azerbaijan. It was
first held in 1820–1830 in
Ganja city. The head of the council...
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Khaleseh Divani (Persian: خالصه ديواني, also
Romanized as Khāleşeh
Dīvānī and Khāleseh-Ye-
Dīvānī) is a
village in
Golzar Rural District, in the Central...
- folk-rock song by
Mazhar ve Fuat, with
lyrics belongs to
Yunus Emre. Yûnus Emre
Divânı 1 - A 2021
album based on four poems: Şükür Şükür Ol Çalab'a, Hak'dan Gelen...
- (name) Bait al Hikmat, main
library at
Hamdard University, Karachi, ****stan
Divani-hikmat,
literary council of
Azerbaijan Hikmah (also
transliterated Hikmat)...
- Malikâne was a form of tax
farming introduced in the
Ottoman empire in 1695. It was
intended as an
improvement on the
Iltizam system, in
which a tax-farmer...
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Abkhazian Kings (Georgian: აფხაზთა მეფეთა დივანი, romanized:
apkhazta mepeta divani,
which is
often translated as the
Chronicles of the
Abkhazian Kings) is...
- Clark, H. Brent; SantaCruz, Karen; Alakbarova, Naila; Suarez, Jose I.;
Divani,
Afshin A. (October 2016). "Chronic
Traumatic Encephalopathy in Athletes...
- very
extravagant designs.
Unique Venetian furniture types included the
divani da portego, and long
rococo couches and pozzetti,
objects meant to be placed...
- in Iran. A year
after Reza Shah's death, she
married Gholamhossein Saheb Divani, the son of a
prominent family from
Shiraz who was her junior. He was later...
