- (1754) by the
Jesuit priests Juan de
Noceda and
Pedro de Sanlucar,
where golaman or
gulaman was
defined as "una yerva, de que se haze
conserva a modo de...
- (1754) by the
Jesuit priests Juan de
Noceda and
Pedro de Sanlucar,
where golaman or
gulaman was
defined as "una yerva, de que se haze
conserva a modo de...
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would be the
starting point for the
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royal slaves, who
would dominate the
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ghulam military corps (also
known as
ḡolāmān-e ḵāṣṣa-ye-e šarifa, "crown servants") from just a few
hundred during Tahmasp's...
- (1754) by the
Jesuit priests Juan de
Noceda and
Pedro de Sanlucar,
where golaman or
gulaman was
defined as "una yerva, de que se haze
conserva a modo de...
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- غلامان سفلي, also
Romanized as Gholāmān-e Soflá; also
known as Gholāmān and
Golāmān) is a
village in
Shurab Rural District,
Veysian District,
Dowreh County...
