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October 2020. Bosworth, C. E. (1988). "
Barḏaʿa". Encyclopædia Iranica,
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influx of
Oghuz and
other Türkmens was
accentuated by the
Mongol invasions.
Bardaʿa had
never revived fully after the Rūs sacking, and is
little mentioned...
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Moharram in
Egypt comprises five houses: Soweid, Baagah, Nathel, Refaa, and
Bardaa (سويد، وبعجة، وناثل، ورفاعة، وبردعة )
Although the
family settled in Al-sharkia...
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members of the
family ruled Azerbaijan and
Armenia first from Marāḡa and
Barḏaʿa and then from Ardabīl. They
reduced refractory Armenian princes to submission...
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Maragha was
afterwards made Muhammad's capital,
though he
usually resided in
Bardaa. When the
Bagratid Smbat I came to the
throne of
Armenia in 890, Muhammad...
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Encyclopaedia Iranica". iranicaonline.org.
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February 2021...
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Sargis (860–72). The
bishop Eliya of
Balad was
appointed metropolitan of
Bardaʿa by the
patriarch Mari (987–99). The
bishop Sabrishoʿ of
Balad was present...
- over the
expected taxes, but whom they
promptly blockaded in his capital,
Bardaa. When
Caliph al-Wathiq (r. 842–847)
reappointed Khalid as governor, Smbat...
- Du-r-ben, and
explain that
durben in
Mongol means, "four." The name of
Bardaa, a city of Armenia, is
rendered in the
original Yuan shi by 巴耳打阿 Ba-r-da-a...
