-
Iranzamin School, also
known as
Iranzamin,
Tehran International School (
Irānzamin, Madreseh-ye Baynalmelali-e Tehrān) was a
combined Iranian and American...
- 'Greater Iran' – were
always known in the
Persian language as Irānshahr or
Irānzamīn. Frye,
Richard Nelson (October 1962). "Reitzenstein and Qumrân Revisited...
-
districts of the city: Open
space recreational areas of
Karaj include Irānzamin Park, Pārk e Xānvāde,
Tennis Park, Pārk e Mādar, Tāleqān Gardens, Kordān...
- Land of Iran ایرانزمین (Persian)
Irānzamin 1256–1335 The
Ilkhanate under Ghazan Status Administrative region of
Mongol Empire (1256–1259) Independent...
- Öljaitü
Muhammad Khodabandeh Pādishāh-i
Īrānzamīn (Padishah of the Land of Iran) Öljaitü and amb****adors from the Yuan dynasty, 1438, "Majma' al-Tavarikh"...
- as it
consisted of 'sarvars' of Azerbaijan,
people of
Persia and Iraq,
Iranzamin askers,
dilavers of Kurdistan,
Turkmen mekhtars and others. A flag (sanjak)...
- BC), or even before, have
called their country Arya, Iran, Iranshahr,
Iranzamin (Land of Iran), Aryānām (the
equivalent of Iran in the proto-Iranian language)...
-
Central Asia".
Greater Iran is
called Iranzamin (ایرانزمین)
which means "Iranland" or "The Land of Iran".
Iranzamin was in the
mythical times as opposed...
- "territorial
notions of 'Iran' are
reflected in such
terms as irānšahr,
irānzamin, or Faris, the
Arabicized form of Pārs/Fārs (Persia). The
ethnic notion...
- 137-187. Zokā, Y. 1957: "Gūyeš-e Galin-Qaye: 'Harzandi'." In: Farhang-e
Irānzamin.
Harzani at the
Endangered Languages Project Sample of
Harzani on YouTube...
