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Zeyar or Ziar or
Ziyar (Persian: زيار) may
refer to: Ziar,
Golestan Ziar,
Isfahan Zeyar,
Mazandaran Ziyar,
after whom the
Ziyarid dynasty was
named by...
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Turkish slaves in 935.
Mardavij was born ca. 890 in Gilan; he was the son of
Ziyar, who
belonged to the Shahanshahvand, a
royal clan that
roamed around Dakhel...
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Ziyar ibn
Shahrakuya (Persian: کوی کشت و ابنشهر; also
spelled Shahrakawayh), was a high-ranking
Gilaki military officer who
served the Buyids.
Ziyar was...
- 967. He was a son of
Ziyar.
Voshmgir means "quail catcher" in the
local Caspian Iranian dialects.
Vushmgir was the son of
Ziyar. He
belonged to the Arghich...
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Ziyar (Persian: زيار, also
Romanized as Zeyār) is a
village in Bala
Larijan Rural District,
Larijan District, Amol County,
Mazandaran Province, Iran....
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dynasty (928–1043) Abolhajjaj, Emir
Mardavij ? son of
Ziyar 928–934 934
Abutaher Voshmgir ? son of
Ziyar 934–967 967
Zahir od-Dowleh
Bisotoon ? son of Voshmgir...
- the
Ziyarid dynasty,
through the
marriage of Mardanshah, the
father of
Ziyar, to the
daughter of one of the
Bavandi kings. The
prominence of the Bavandi...
- The
Ziyar minaret is a
historical minaret in the
Isfahan province in Iran. The
minaret is
located 33 km to the east of
Isfahan city near the
village Ziyar...
- some left Iraq for Fars, but most of them were
persuaded by his
relative Ziyar ibn
Shahrakawayh to stay in Iraq. However, Iraq was in a grim state, and...
- Taj al-Dawla
Ziyar was the
Baduspanid ruler (ustandar) of
Rustamdar from 1325 to 1333. He
succeeded to the
throne after instigating the
murder of his...
