- include:
Maruf Khaznadar (1930–2010),
Kurdish writer Mohamed Arbi
Zarrouk Khaznadar (1760-1822),
Tunisian politician Mohammed Khaznadar (1810-1889), Tunisian...
-
Mustapha Khaznadar (Arabic: مصطفى خزندار; 1817–1878), born as
Georgios Halkias Stravelakis (Gr****: Γεώργιος Χαλκιάς Στραβελάκης) was a
Tunisian politician...
- The
Battle of Wadi al-
Khaznadar, also
known as the
Third Battle of Homs, was a
Mongol victory over the
Mamluks in 1299. In 1260,
Hulagu Khan had invaded...
-
Rejeb Khaznadar (Arabic: رجب خزندار; died May 21, 1797, in Tunis) was a
Tunisian politician and
before that he was a
mamluk of Gr**** origin. He became...
-
Mohammed Khaznadar (Arabic: محمد خزندار; born
around 1810 on the
island of Kos (modern Greece) and died on 1889 at La
Marsa was a
Tunisian politician...
- 36°47′52″N 10°10′09″E / 36.797753°N 10.169065°E / 36.797753; 10.169065 The
Khaznadar Palace is a
Tunisian palace in the
neighborhood of Halfaouin. It is one...
-
Zarrouk Khaznadar (Arabic: محمد العربي زروق خزندار; born c. 1760 in Le Bardo, died 29
October 1822 in Tunis) was the
Prime Minister and
Khaznadar, or minister...
-
Maruf Khaznadar or
Marif Xeznedar (Persian: مارف خەزنەدار; 1930–2010), is a
contemporary Kurdish academic and writer. He was born in
Erbil and received...
- the
Mongol withdrawal.
Following their victory at the
Battle of Wadi al-
Khaznadar, the
Mongols led by
Ghazan besieged the city for ten days,
which surrendered...
- monarchy. The
financial crises in the
country followed, with
Mustapha Khaznadar as
prime minister,
which constituted an
opportunity for
European intervention...
