Definition of Julfan. Meaning of Julfan. Synonyms of Julfan

- Khachikian and Sushanik Khachikian have edited and published several New Julfan account books. Over the next few centuries, New Julfa became the hub of...
- right evidently was leased to a local headman or wealthy merchant. Thus Julfans were protected from the arbitrary interference of regular state tax collectors...
- Records Bas Kar 2008 Chakar 4Play Recordings 2009 Vich No Tension 2009 Julfan De Naag Speed Records Saada Punjab 2009 T-Series Project Rehab 2009 C****ian...
- 1999 The Shah’s Silk for Europe’s Silver: The Eurasian Silk trade of the Julfan Armenians in Safavid Iran and India (1590-1750) University of Pennsylvania...
- PS Pelauw Putra 3–0 Dolorosa Ahmad Dani Yasri 15' Julfan Mahu 27' Hany Tuasikal 39' Report...
- India Company. The agreement was signed in London on 22 June 1688, and a Julfan merchant, resident in London at the time, signed the treaty on behalf of...
- active Armenian community in Amsterdam, the majority of which were also Julfans. Petik's and Sanos's dealings with Dutch businesses went through Cornelis...
- "scheming" against Volynsky may have prevented this, for the powerful New Julfan Armenian trade monopoly wanted to "sa****uard" their Anatolia route. According...
- Armenian Bible in an Italian city. In Livorno, he made a deal with three Julfan Armenian merchants, who provided him with the capital needed for the printing...
- influential community of about 200–240 Armenian merchants, mostly of New Julfan origin. In the second half of the eighteenth century, the fortunes of the...