-
inhabited by an
Iranian tribe which the
ancient Gr****s
called Sarangians or
Drangians.
Drangiana was
possibly subdued by
another Iranian people, the Medes,...
- liberty; for
having suffered from
contentions with the Sogdians, the
Drangians, and the Indians, they were at last overcome, as if exhausted, by the...
- Gr****s and Romans, who
record that
under Darius III the
Arachosians and
Drangians were
under the
command of a
governor who,
together with the army of the...
-
demanded tribute from
peoples such as the Persians, Armenians, Parthians,
Drangians, and Arians. The
importance of
Media is
primarily related to controlling...
- the root of the name Zaranj,
capital of the
Afghan Nimruz Province. The
Drangians were
listed among the
peoples ruled by the
legendary King
Ninus before...
- to Herodotus, the "Mykians"
belonged to the same tax
district as the
Drangians, Thamanaeans, Utians,
Sagartians and "those
deported to the
Persian Gulf"...
-
Parachi (mainly in the
upper part of
Nijrab District,
northeast of Kabul)
Drangian (was
spoken in Drangiana) (extinct)
Arachosian (was
spoken in Arachosia)...
-
Bactrians Chomari Comi
Drepsiani Oxiani Parsii Salatarae Trybactae Zariaspae Drangians /
Drangae /
Zarangians /
Zarangae Gedrosians /
Gedrosii /
Gedroseni Aparytae...
- Drangiana), was po****ted by a
Persianized east
Iranian group known as the
Drangians. From the 2nd
century BC to the 1st century,
Sakastan saw a huge influx...
- the
Great invaded the area it was
known as
Prophthasia in Drangiana: the
Drangian capital Phrada was just
renamed in
October 330; 'Prophthasia'
means 'Anti****tion'...
