- Çoban or
Choban is a
Turkish name and
surname of
Persian origin meaning "shepherd". It may
refer to:
Chupan or Çoban (died 1327),
Mongol emir in Persia...
- Çoban salatası or
choban salad (Turkish for "shepherd's salad") is a
salad that
originated from
Turkish cuisine and
Azerbaijani cuisine consisting of finely...
- Amir Chūpān (Persian: امیر چوپان; died
November 1327), also
spelt Choban or Coban, was a
Chupanid noble of the Ilkhanate, and
nominal general of the Mongol...
-
Husam al-Din
Choban was a
commander and bey in the
Sultanate of Rum in the
early 13th century. He was
probably a
member of the Kayı
tribe which is known...
- 46°13′18″E / 40.01972°N 46.22167°E / 40.01972; 46.22167 Çobankərəhməz (also,
Choban-Karikl’yev and Chobankerakhmez) is a
village in the
Kalbajar Rayon of Azerbaijan...
- 1550.
Apart from the
royal Girays,
there was also a
lateral branch, the
Choban Girays (Çoban Geraylar).
Before reaching the age of majority,
young Girays...
- into
military action and
appointed the
governor of Sinop,
Husam al-Din
Choban, to lead a
military campaign against Sudak.
Arriving at Sudak,
Husam al-Din...
-
names of Kul-Bolda and Chul-Bolda.
Because of this his
family was
called Choban or shepherd. The
following year the
Turks invaded Crimea and were defeated...
- to
Caucasian peoples living beyond Derbent in Dagestan. Her
father was
Choban b.
Budai (d. 1574),
Shamkhal of Tarki. She was the
sister of the Safavid-Kumyk...
- the family. He was both the
cousin of Abu Sa'id and the
nephew of Amir
Choban.
After defeating his rivals,
Hasan Buzurg strengthened his ties with Muhammad...
