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social reforms which benefited the
dehqans.
Under reign of Khosrau, who
followed the same
policies as his father, the
dehqans gained influence as the backbone...
- had a wife, who was
probably literate and came from the same
dehqan class. The
dehqans were
landowning Iranian aristocrats who had
flourished under the...
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Dehqan (Persian: دهقان) may
refer to:
Dehqan,
Kerman Dehqan,
Khuzestan This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical locations with...
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Hossein Dehghani Poudeh (Persian: حسین دهقانی پوده; born 2 March[citation needed] 1957),
commonly known as
Hossein Dehghan, is an
Iranian military officer...
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Qawme Dehqan is a
village in the
Beshud II
region in
Wardak Province in
central Afghanistan. It is
located at 34°10'60N 67°24'0E with an
altitude of 2757...
- Qowm-e
Dehqān (also
Romanized as Kaumi-Dekhkan and
Qawme Ḏeḩqān) is a
village in
Bamyan Province, Afghanistan. 34°11′25″N 67°24′05″E / 34.19028°N 67...
- 79.
Dehqan (2008), p. 299.
Ahmadzadeh (2021), p. 704.
Dehqan (2008), pp. 296 & 299.
Dehqan (2008), p. 296. Hamzeh’ee (1990), pp. 60 & 238.
Dehqan (2008)...
- equipment, followers, and retainers.
Khosrow I
developed a new
force of
dehqans, or "knights", paid and
equipped by the
central government and the bureaucracy...
-
figures of
eastern Persia were
dehqāns (e.g., the
Samanid amir Aḥmad b. Sahl b. Hāšem, q.v.) or
descendants of
dehqān families (e.g., the
Saljuq grand...
- (also
called Hubaysh ibn al-Shibl) did not
resist the invasion, but the
dehqans of
Khuttal forcibly detained him and
carried him to a
fortress in order...
