- The
Alborz (listen Persian: البرز) range, also
spelled as
Alburz,
Elburz or Elborz, is a
mountain range in
northern Iran that
stretches from the border...
- Koh e
Alburz,
Romanized as Kuh i Elburz, Gory Koh-i-Elburz, Kohe Alborz, Kuh i
Alborz (Dari: کوه البرز high mountain) is a
mountain a
ridge of the Hindu...
- as all
others together. The
karshvar Hvaniratha is
where "peak of Hara" (
Alburz) had "grown from the
roots of
Elburz mountains". Sufi
traditions postulate...
- for
Lower Palaeolithic human occupation south of the
Caspian from
western Alburz.
These are Ganj Par and
Darband Cave sites.
Neanderthal remains also have...
- Koh e
Alburz,
Romanized as Kuh i Elburz, Kohe Alborz, Kuh i
Alborz (Dari: کوه البرز), is a
mountain of the
Hindu Kush in Afghanistan. It is
located near...
-
century and
other travellers subsequently noted an iron
industry in the
Alburz Mountains to the
south of the
Caspian Sea. This is
close to the silk route...
- desert. The root of the name of this
mountain is
identical to that of the
Alburz in
northern Iran and the
Elbrus in the Caucasus, and therefore, it is likewise...
-
Timurid army in 1403/4 at Shir-rud-duhazar, or
committed suicide in the
Alburz castle of
Firuzkuh to
avoid capture. One of his sons, Kiya
Husayn I, was...
-
century and
other travellers subsequently noted an iron
industry in the
Alburz Mountains to the
south of the
Caspian Sea. This is
close to the silk route...
-
these Kurds ended up in Khurasan, but many
others were
scattered into the
Alburz mountains,
central Persia, and even Balochistan. They
became the nucleus...
