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Kheyari Ahsham-e Bakhs****
Ahsham-e Hajj
Khurshid Ahsham-e
Hasan Ahsham-e
Jamal Ahsham-e
Khodadad Ahsham Khosrow Khan
Ahsham-e
Kohneh Ahsham-e Manu Ahmadi...
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Ahsham-e
Ahmad or
Ahsham Ahmad (Persian: احشام احمد) may
refer to:
Ahsham-e Ahmad, Deyr
Ahsham-e Ahmad,
Ganaveh This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- was 55 in 13 households. In 2010, the
villages of
Ahsham-e Khodadad,
Ahsham-e
Mohammad Heydar,
Ahsham-e Zar-e Mohammad, and
Khodaruha merged to form the...
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Ahsham Qaedha (Persian: احشام قائدها, also
Romanized as
Aḩshām Qā’edhā and
Aḩshām Qā****hā; also
known as Ahahām Qāidān,
Aḩshām-e Qā’dhā,
Ahsham Gha****ha...
- The Army of the
Mughal Empire was the
force by
which the
Mughal emperors established their empire in the 16th
century and
expanded it to its
greatest extent...
- was 194 in 44 households. In 2010, the
villages of
Ahsham-e Khodadad,
Ahsham-e
Mohammad Heydar,
Ahsham-e Zar-e Mohammad, and
Khodaruha merged to form the...
-
Ahsham-e
Hasan (Persian: احشام حسن, also
Romanized as
Aḩshām-e Ḩasan and
Ahsham Hasan; also
known as
Khasham Ḩasan) is a
village in
Angali Rural District...
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Ahsham-e
Ahmad (Persian: احشام احمد, also
Romanized as
Aḩshām-e Aḩmad and
Aḩshām Aḩmad; also
known as
Aḩshām-e Aḩmadī,
Khashm Ajhmadi, and Khashm-e-Ahmadī)...
- was 199 in 46 households. In 2010, the
villages of
Ahsham-e Khodadad,
Ahsham-e
Mohammad Heydar,
Ahsham-e Zar-e Mohammad, and
Khodaruha merged to form the...
- Samal-e
Shomali Shir-e Mard
Takun Talkhab-e Riz
Baghak Ab Bui
Ahmadabad Ahsham-e Hajj
Khurshid Ali
Hoseyni Ali
Mohammadi Anbarak Baghak-e
Jonubi Baghak-e...
