- The
Bahdinan (or Badinan) was one of the most
powerful and
enduring Kurdish emirates. It was
founded by Baha-al-Din
originally from Şemzînan area in Hakkari...
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resided in Akre. In the 15th century, the
Daseni were
attacked by the
Bahdinan Emirate.
Under the
reign of
Sultan Suleyman in 1534, the
Daseni Mir, Hussein...
- prin****lity of
Bahdinan,
which resulted in a
clash in 1804. The
Mizuris stormed into the city of
Amadiya and
captured the
family of the
Bahdinan prince, Qubad...
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victims of the
arson attacks. The
violence quickly spread throughout the
Bahdinan area of
Iraqi Kurdistan, to
nearby Dohuk, and
eventually as far as way...
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Zoroastrian Dari (Persian: دری زرتشتی), also
known as the
Bahdinan dialect (گویش بهدینان) and
often simply known as Dari, is a
Persian dialect and a Northwestern...
- Shinno/Ushno/Ushnoviyya), as well as from
dozens of villages,
mostly in the
region of
Bahdinan. His
study unveils new sources,
reports and
vivid tales that form a new...
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several towns and
cities in
other Kurdish emirates. 1831 he
captured the
Bahdinan emirate of Amedi. Kor
further expanded his
influence to Mardin,
Cizre and...
- Prin****lity of
Bitlis from the 1500s and 1700s
allowed Bahdinan to take Akre and its surroundings.
Bahdinan would however lose the town to Emir
Muhammad Kor...
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Alroy as
wealthy and contented.
Amedi was the seat of the semi-autonomous
Bahdinan,
which lasted from 1376 to 1843.
There are
ruins of the
Qubahan School...
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Bahdinan prisoners is used to
refer to the
arrest of a
group of four
journalists and an
activist in the
Bahdinan area of
Kurdistan Region. The term only...
