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Amargar (Middle Persian:
āmārgar) was a
Sasanian administrative office which corresponded to a type of tax
collector or
chief fiscal officer. The amargar...
- waspuhragan-framadar
amargar province (shahr)
shahrab ostandar mowbed driyoshan-jadaggow ud
dadwar gund-i-kadag-khwadaygan
framadar framadar darigbed amargar andarzbad...
- It also
appears in the
titles of
government officers, such as in Ērān-
āmārgar "Accountant-General (of) Ērān" or Ērān-dibirbed "Chief
Scribe (of) Ērān"...
- 37". Be Soccer. 17
January 2023.
Retrieved 20
January 2023. "¿Otra vez a
amargar al dueño de casa?" [Out to get
hosts again?] (in Spanish). Ovación Digital...
- (in Spanish). 17
November 2005.
Retrieved 12
October 2019. "¿Otra vez a
amargar al dueño de casa?" [Out to get
hosts again?] (in Spanish). Ovación Digital...
- It also
appears in the
titles of
government officers, such as in Ērān-
āmārgar "Accountant-General of Ērān", Ērān-dibirbed "Chief
Scribe of Ērān", and...
-
remainder of the
Sasanian period. The
province of
Carmania had a
single amargar (chief
fiscal officer) ****igned to the
whole province during Sasanian rule...
- A
single āmārgar (chief
fiscal officer) was ****igned to the
whole province of Kirman,
which meant that the
person who
served as the
āmārgar of the province...
- and
remember her, as
reflected in this
article published in 2020. É de
amargar (it's bitter).On
January 25, 1934, was
presented at the
Teatro Deodoro...
- "Eran-ashan-kard-kavad" (Kavad
pacified Eran) and for the
latter "Eran-
amargar" (Accountant-General), ”Eran-dibīrbed" (Chief Secretary), ”Eran-drustbed“...
