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Balāsagān (an
Iranian toponym meaning "country of Balas"; Armenian: Bałasakan, the
inhabitants known as Bałasičkʻ, Arabic: Balāsajān/Balāšajān), also...
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rawadid dynasty in the 900-1071 and
atropatene in the 323BC - 226AC with
balasagan. Some
Kurdish tribes were
recorded in
Karabakh by the end of the sixteenth...
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ethnic group derives from 'Balaschik'
living in
Balasagan,
between the
Caspian Sea and Lake Van in present-day
Turkey and Azerbaijan...
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provinces of
Mazandaran and Gilan. The
province bordered Adurbadagan and
Balasagan in the west,
Gurgan in the east, and
Spahan in south. The main cities...
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Iberia (Georgia), (11) Machelonia, (12)
Albania (eastern Caucasus), (13)
Balasagan up to the
Caucasus Mountains and the Gate of
Albania (also
known as Gate...
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Jewish history Wars
Historical regions Sakasene Utik
Arran Cambysene Gardman Shirvan Maskut Mughan Balasagan Caspiane Paytakaran Azerbaijan portal v t e...
- of the
provinces of Aneran,
including Armenia, Georgia, Albania, and
Balasagan,
together with
Syria and Asia Minor".[usurped] "Encyclopædia Britannica:...
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Jewish history Wars
Historical regions Sakasene Utik
Arran Cambysene Gardman Shirvan Maskut Mughan Balasagan Caspiane Paytakaran Azerbaijan portal v t e...
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Armen [Armenia],
Virozan [Iberia],
Segan [Machelonia],
Arran [Albania],
Balasagan up to the
Caucasus and to the 'gate of the Alans' and all of Padishkhvar[gar]...
- (Azerbaijan),
Armen (Armenia),
Wirzan (Iberia), Sagan,
Ardan (Albania),
Balasagan up to the Kaf (Caucasus)
Mountains and to the
Alanan Gate and all of the...
