- name of this
country such as Atropatene,
Atropatios Mēdia, Tropatene,
Aturpatakan,
Adarbayjan were used in
different sources. Nevertheless,
medieval Arab...
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Adurbadagan (Middle Persian: Ādurbādagān/Āδarbāyagān, Parthian:
Āturpātākān) was a
northwestern province in the
Sasanian Empire,
almost corresponding...
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Siculus and Strabo. Over the span of millennia, the name
evolved to
Āturpātākān (Middle Persian), then to Ādharbādhagān, Ādhorbāygān, Āzarbāydjān (New...
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Arsacids called it '
Aturpatakan' in Parthian, as did also the S****anids who
eventually succeeded them. Eventually,
Middle Iranian Āturpātakān became Āzarbāygān...
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inhabiting the north-west
provinces of Iran
roughly covering historical Aturpātakān. "Ethnologue".
Retrieved 8
August 2018. CIA
World Factbook Iran Potter...
- century.
Historic Azerbaijan was
called Atropatene in
antiquity and
Aturpatakan (Adurbadagan) in the pre-Islamic
Middle Ages. Some
people refer to Iranian...
-
inhabiting the north-west
provinces of Iran
roughly covering historical Aturpātakān.
Transformations of
Middle Eastern Natural Environments:
Legacies and...
- language. The word Azarpāyegān
itself is
ultimately from Old
Persian Āturpātakān (Persian: آتورپاتکان)
meaning 'the land ****ociated with (satrap) Aturpat'...
- Āzarbāydjān, from
earlier Ādharbāyagān and Ādharbādhagān, from
Middle Persian Āturpātākān, from Old
Persian Atropatkan. From its
founding it was
officially known...
-
further that the
modern Iranian languages of
Azerbaijan (originally '
Aturpatakan') and
Central Iran (e.g. Sivandi) are
Median dialects (Windfuhr, 2009:...
