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Bohtan (also Buhtan, Bokhti, Botan, Cizre-Botan, Bokhtan) was a
medieval Kurdish prin****lity in the
Ottoman Empire centered on the town of
Jazirah ibn...
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Bohtan Neo-Aramaic is a
dialect of
Northeastern Neo-Aramaic
originally spoken by
ethnic ****yrians on the
plain of
Bohtan in the
Ottoman Empire. Its speakers...
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military support to the Ottomans. They were in
constant rivalry with Ardalan,
Bohtan and
Soran and its
territory would therefore oscillate.
Before the removal...
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Sasanian Armenia,
located east of
Arzanene from
south of Lake Van to
north of
Bohtan river. The
territory was
ruled by a
local dynasty. The name
Moxoene only...
- "Dragon people," are
similarly derived.
Names similar to Bhutan—including
Bohtan, Buhtan, Bottanthis,
Bottan and Bottanter—began to
appear in
Europe around...
- few
speakers remain in Turkey. The
closest related language variety is
Bohtan Neo-Aramaic.
Hertevin also
shares many
similarities with Turoyo. Hértevin...
- flag
Chaldean flag
Syriac Christianity Neo-Aramaic
dialects Sureth Surayt Bohtan Hertevin Senaya Barwar Koy
Sanjaq Bakhdida Urmia Mlaḥsô
Syriac script Culture...
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Mongol suzerainty 1252–1261
Ilkhanate 1262–1335
Bohtan 1336/1337–1456 Aq
Qoyunlu 1456–1495/1496
Bohtan 1496–1847
Under Safavid suzerainty 1507–1515 Under...
- lain in
waste since the p****age of Timur, with
Kurds from the
Hakkari and
Bohtan districts. For the next centuries, from the
Peace of
Amasya until the first...
- and 1846 of ****yrian
Christians were
carried out by the
Kurdish emirs of
Bohtan and Hakkari,
Bedir Khan Beg and
Nurullah Beg
along with
allied ****yrian...
