- Ai-
Khanoum (/aɪ ˈhɑːnjuːm/,
meaning Lady Moon;
Uzbek Latin: Oyxonim) is the
archaeological site of a ****enistic city in
Takhar Province, Afghanistan...
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heritage and
artistic proficiency as seen with the
remains of the city of Ai-
Khanoum,
which was
founded as a Greco-Bactrian city. In modern-day ****stan, several...
- Taj al-Mulouk
Khanoum Umm al-Khakan (Persian: تاجالملوک خانم امالخاقان) (died
November 1, 1909) was the
royal consort of shah
Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar...
- The Ai-
Khanoum plaque is an
ancient Greco-Bactrian disk
discovered at the
archaeological site of Ai-
Khanoum in
Takhar Province, Afghanistan. This ****enistic...
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Khanoum, 2nd
century BC.
Gargoyle in the form of a Gr****
comic mask. Ai
Khanoum, 2nd
century BC.
Plate depicting Cybele pulled by lions. Ai
Khanoum....
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Antiochus II Theos.
Recent analysis strongly suggests that the city of Ai-
Khanoum,
located in
Takhar Province,
northern Afghanistan, at the
confluence of...
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style of Highness; all of them bore the
title of
Shahzadeh or
Shahzadeh Khanoum.
Heads of the
Qajar Imperial Family The
headship of the
Imperial Family...
- Trésorerie du
palais ****énistique d'Aï
Khanoum. L'Apogée et la
chute du
royaume grec de Bactriane,
Fouilles d'Aï
Khanoum VIII, Mémoires de la Délégation archéologique...
- Chil Zena, the Qala-i Bost in Lashkargah, the
ancient Gr**** city of Ai-
Khanoum. However, many of its
historic monuments have been
damaged in
modern times...
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Eucratides I (171–145 BC), one of the ****enistic
rulers of
ancient Ai-
Khanoum. This is the
largest known gold coin
minted in
antiquity (169.2 g (5.97 oz);...
