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Nasir al-Din
Muhammad (6
March 1508 – 27
January 1556),
commonly known by his
regnal name
Humayun (Persian pronunciation: [hu.mɑː.juːn]), was the second...
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Homayun (actor),
Iranian actor Afghanistan Hamayun,
Afghanistan Iran
Homayun,
Kurdistan Homayun,
South Khorasan Homayun,
Zanjan Homayoun...
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Homayoun Sakhi is an Afghan-born
player of the
Afghan Rubab, with an
international base of fans and many
global collaborations.
Since moving to the United...
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Homâyun (Persian: همايون), also
romanized as
Homaayoon or
Homāyūn is a
Persian male
given name, it also
appears as a surname. Humayun,
Mughal Emperor...
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Homayun (Persian: همایون; born in 1937 in Mashhad, Iran), born Mohammad-Ali Tabrizian, is an
Iranian actor. His most
notable roles are in
films such as...
- The Daftar-khana-ye
homayun was an
administrative section managed by the
daftardar (chief secretary) in Iran from the
Safavid era
until the
early 20th...
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Homayoun Ershadi (also
spelled Homayon Ershadi, Persian: همایون ارشادی; born
March 26, 1947) is an
Iranian actor. He is
known for his
debut role in Taste...
- Homa
Katouzian (Persian: همايون کاتوزیان; born
Homayoun Katouzian on 17
November 1942) is an economist, historian,
sociologist and
literary critic, with...
- Banjhākri is only
about 1–1.5
metres (3–5 feet) tall. One anthropologist,
Homayun Sidky, has
suggested that Banjhākri is a therianthrope; a
humanoid who...
- The Surname-i Hümayun (Ottoman
Turkish and Persian: سورنامه همایون, romanized: Imperial
Festival Books) were
albums that
commemorated celebrations in the...
