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Sogdia (/ˈsɒɡdiə/) or
Sogdiana was an
ancient Iranian civilization between the Amu
Darya and the Syr Darya, and in present-day Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan...
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Ikhshids of Sogdia, or
Ikhshids of Samarkand, were a
series of
rulers of
Soghdia in Transoxiana, with
their capital at Samarkand,
during the pre-Islamic...
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envoys from
Huanqian 驩潛 (Khwarezm), Dayi 大益 (the Dahae), and
Suxie 蘇薤 (
Soghdia),
among others. ([spp131_chinese_dynasties_western_region.pdf Yu Taishan...
- from Sogdian: xšyδ, xšēd) was the
princely title of the
Iranian rulers of
Soghdia and the
Ferghana Valley in
Transoxiana during the pre-Islamic and early...
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Marida was born in Kufah, but her
family hailed from
Soghdia, and she is
usually considered to have been of
Turkic origin. Maridah's...
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fortress of Kish in
Soghdia. He
besieged it for two years,
despite counsels to
abandon it and
proceed deeper into
Soghdia. From his camp
outside Kish...
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slave concubine.
Marida was born in Kufa, but her
family hailed from
Soghdia. The
young prince's
early life
coincided with what, in the
judgment of...
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whose name was Ḥanḥal; the king of Ṭabaristān, the Iṣbahbadh; the king of
Soghdia, the Ikhshīd; the king of Tukhāristān, Sharwin; the king of Bamiyan, the...
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valley on
three sides: the
Hissar Mountains in the north,
beyond which lay
Soghdia, and the
Hindu Kush in the
south and east,
beyond which lay India. When...
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whose name was Ḥanḥal; the king of Ṭabaristān, the Iṣbahbadh; the king of
Soghdia, the Ikhshīd; the king of Tukhāristān, Sharwin; the king of Bamiyan, the...
