- Худжанд; Uzbek: Хўжанд, romanized: Хo'jand; Persian: خجند, romanized:
Khojand),
sometimes spelled Khodjent or Chudzjand, and
known as
Leninabad (Russian:...
- The
remains of Alexander's town lie in the tell of the old
citadel in
Khojand.
Although the
oldest surface remains of the
walls date only to the 10th...
-
about 7,400
Zoroastrians left in Uzbekistan,
mostly in
Tajik areas like
Khojand.
Despite the
predominance of
Islam and its rich
history in the country...
- Zirid,
Volume 3. (Oxford
University Press Incorporated, 2009), 385; "[
Khojand, Tajikistan]; As the
easternmost outpost of the
empire of
Alexander the...
- 1924 the
Tajik areas were
included within it as the
Tajik ****R (minus the
Khojand region,
which was
included directly within the
Uzbek SSR). Over the following...
- Zirid,
Volume 3. (Oxford
University Press Incorporated, 2009), 385; "[
Khojand, Tajikistan]; As the
easternmost outpost of the
empire of
Alexander the...
-
Erdemir Timur Malik. A
statesman of the K****zmshahs, the
governor of
Khojand. Jalaluddin's teacher. He
became famous for his
fierce resistance to Genghis...
- five
years old.
Aisha married Babur eleven years later in
August 1499 at
Khojand and
subsequently joined him in Ferghana,
where Babur had
succeeded upon...
- and the
Tajiks as only 10,716. In a
series of
kishlaks [villages] in the
Khojand Okrug,
whose po****tion was
registered as
Tajik in 1920 e.g. in Asht, Kalacha...
- of Rudaki, Khujand, Nurak, Faizobod.[citation needed]
Istaravshan ? ?
Khojand ? ?
Khorog ? ?
Murghab ? ?
Panjakent ? ?
Turkmenistan Ashgabat 1927 ? Erected...
