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- century. The
diocese of
Zakho was
merged with the
Chaldean diocese of
ʿAmadiya in 1987. In
December 2001, a new
bishop was consecrated. In July 2013,...
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region north and
northeast of the
Mosul plain. Its
capital was the town of
Amadiya (Amêdî), and it also
included Akre, Shush, and Duhok,
along with the Zebari...
-
Chaldean Catholic Eparchy of
Amadiya (or Amadia) was a
historical eparchy (diocese) of the
Chaldean Catholic Church,
until it was
united with the Chaldean...
- Pfaffenstein,
Saxony Quirl,
Saxony Several near Owk mandal,
Andhra Pradesh Amadiya,
Kurdistan Region Kings Mountain,
County Sligo Knocknarea,
County Sligo...
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Muslims claiming descent from the Abbasids, had
ruled Amadiya since the
Timurid period.
Amadiya was also home to a
Jewish community and
included Nestorians...
-
archdioceses (Amid, Kir****,
Seert and Urmi), and
eight dioceses (Aqra,
Amadiya, Gazarta, Mardin, Salmas, Sehna,
Zakho and the
newly created diocese of...
- the
Tyari frequently launched raids into the
districts of
Berwar and
Amadiya,
indiscriminately plundering Kurdish villages.
While they
spared fellow...
- (20 in) in
Erbil to as high as 900
millimetres (35 in) in
places like
Amadiya. Most of the rain
falls in
winter and spring, and is
usually heavy. Summer...
-
Amadiya Hezany ܗܝܙܢܐ Dohuk(Nuhadrah)
Amadiya 27 ****yrian
families inhabit Hezany as of 1991
Jadide ܓ̰ܕܝܕܐ Dohuk(Nuhadrah)
Amadiya Jelek Dohuk Amadiya...
