- also
known as
Khazarasp (Russian: Хазарасп), or by its more
ancient name
Hazarasp (Persian: هزار اسپ,
meaning "thousand horses"), is an urban-type settlement...
- Muhammad, the
dynasty is
named after the latter's son and successor,
Malik Hazarasp. The name of the
dynasty is of
Iranian origin, and
means "thousand horses"...
-
Namavar I 1067-1092 :
Ardashir 1092-1132:
Hazarasp I 1117-1168 :
Shahrivash 1168-1184 : Kai Ka'us I 1184-1190 :
Hazarasp II 1190-1209 :
Bavandid occupation 1209-1213 :...
- Khwarazm. The
Ghaznavid army
defeated the
local Khwarazmian forces at
Hazarasp,
brutalized the po****tion of Gurganj, and
captured many Khwarazmians,...
-
Garshasp II.
Another daughter was
Safiya Khatun. She was
married to Kurd
Hazarasp ibn
Bankir in 1069–70.
After his
death the same year, she
married Uqaylid...
- In the
Islamic era, the
region had
three main cities; Kath,
Gurganj and
Hazarasp. Most of
Afrighid history is
recorded by the
Khwarazmian scholar al-Biruni...
-
against his suzerain, the
Seljuq sultan Ahmad Sanjar, but was
defeated in
Hazarasp and
forced to flee.
Sanjar installed his
nephew Suleiman Shah as ruler...
-
Khwarezmian speech probably lasted in
upper Khwarezm, the
region round Hazarasp, till the end of the 8th/14th century. The
Khwarezmian language survived...
-
southeast of the
start of the delta.
Hazarasp is in head of the
delta 50
miles northwest of Uch-Uchak. 30
miles west of
Hazarasp is Khiva.
Kungard is
around 140...
- Khwarazm. The
Ghaznavid army
defeated the
local Khwarazmian forces at
Hazarasp,
brutalized the po****tion of Gurganj, and
captured many Khwarazmians,...
