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Gurid or
Goorid (Persian: گوريد) may
refer to:
Ghurid dynasty Gurid-e Bala
Gurid-e Sar
Bisheh This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- killed. Only Alf's and Alfhild's
daughter Gurid had
survived of the
royal family.
After being queen for a while,
Gurid married one of Borgar's sons, Halfdan...
- Guðrið Hansdóttir (born 6
October 1980) is a
Faroese singer, songwriter, composer, and musician. She has
released six full
studio albums and has released...
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Gurid-e Sar
Bisheh (Persian: گوريدسربيشه, also
Romanized as
Gūrīd-e Sar Bīsheh and
Gurīd-i-Sarbīsheh; also
known as Goorid,
Gūrīd, and
Gūrīd Pā’īn) is...
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Gurid-e Bala (Persian: گوريدبالا, also
Romanized as
Gūrīd-e Bālā; also
known as Goorid,
Gūrīd, and Kūrīd) is a
village in
Momenabad Rural District, in...
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Gazdez Gingeh Golab-e Bala Golab-e Pain
Golandar Golestan Gondakan Gurid-e Bala
Gurid-e Sar
Bisheh Hajjiabad Hasan Kolangi Hojjatabad Hoseyn Hyati Hoseynabad-e...
- - 6:46 "Symnay" - 5:23 "Mastema" - 6:39 "Bethor" - 5:25 "Uriel" - 4:37 "
Gurid" - 1:52 "Gazriel" - 4:04 "Azazel" - 5:26 "Rs****iel" - 2"38 - misspelled...
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Gazdez Gingeh Golab-e Bala Golab-e Pain
Golandar Golestan Gondakan Gurid-e Bala
Gurid-e Sar
Bisheh Hajjiabad Hasan Kolangi Hojjatabad Hoseyn Hyati Hoseynabad-e...
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Gazdez Gingeh Golab-e Bala Golab-e Pain
Golandar Golestan Gondakan Gurid-e Bala
Gurid-e Sar
Bisheh Hajjiabad Hasan Kolangi Hojjatabad Hoseyn Hyati Hoseynabad-e...
- in
various conflicts with each other, the Qara Kitai,
Khwarezm and the
Gurids. In 1204, the Qara
Khitai put down a
rebellion in
Khotan and Kashgar. In...
