- "
Astarabad",
which is
currently called "Gorgan".
Gorgan with its
surrounding regions was
sometimes considered part of the
Tabaristan region.
Astarabad...
-
shrewd military and
political leader. Agha
Mohammad Khan was born in
Astarabad around 1742. He
belonged to the
Quwanlu (also
spelled Qawanlu) branch...
- The
Battle of
Astarabad was
fought outside the city of
Astarabad on
February 14, 1759,
between the
forces of
Karim Khan Zand,
commanded by
Shaykh Ali Khan...
- (also
called Tabriz Province), Chukhur-i Sa'd, Qarabagh-Ganja, Shirvan,
Astarabad, Mashhad, Marv, Herat, Qandahar, Kirman, Kuh-Giluya,
Qazvin and Hamadan)...
- The
province of
Astarabad (also
called Gorgan and Jorjan; Persian: استان استرآباد, romanized: Ostān-e
Astarābād) was a
northeastern province of Safavid...
-
branch of the
Qajar tribe of
Turkomans in the
Caspian coastlands around Astarabad, was the son of Fath Ali Khan and the
father of Agha
Mohammad Khan Qajar...
- in 1570 and died
between 1611 and 1623.
Firishta was born c. 1570 at
Astarabad on the s****s of the
Caspian Sea to
Gholam Ali
Hindu Shah.
While Firishta...
- In 1653, the shah
ordered the
governors of Ardabil, Erivan, Karabakh,
Astarabad and
parts of
Azerbaijan to send
troops to the aid of
Khosrow Khan. Further...
- of Iran Anzali,
Gilan Province of Iran Astara,
Gilan Province of Iran
Astarabad,
Golestan Province of Iran Tamisheh,
Golestan Province of Iran Atil, Khazaria...
- Amir Vali (also
spelled Wali) was the
ruler of
Astarabad and
parts of
Mazandaran from 1356
until 1366, and
again from c. 1374
until 1384. His relatively...
