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Kabulistan (Persian: کابلستان) is a
historical regional name
referring to the
territory that is
centered on present-day
Kabul Province of Afghanistan....
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Around 380-385 CE, the
Alchons emerged in Kapisa,
taking over
Kabulistan from the S****anian Persians,
while at the same time the
Kidarites (Red...
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after overpowering the
declining subsequent Hindu Shahis and Gurjaras.
Kabulistan was the
heartland of the Turk
Shahi domain,
which at
times included Zabulistan...
- century, Babur, the
Timurid prince of
Ferghana (modern Uzbekistan),
invaded Kabulistan (modern Afghanistan) and
established a
small kingdom there.
Twenty years...
- Zarang, Bost,
Qandahar (also
called al-Rukhkhaj or Zamindawar), Kabul,
Kabulistan and Zabulistan.
Before Muslim rule, the
regions of
Balkh (Bactria or Tokharistan)...
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other hordes in 1502. The
Timurid Empire reduced into a rump
state in
Kabulistan and
Balkh under Babur after most of its
territory in
Khorasan and Central...
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between what is now the city of
Zaranj in
southwestern Afghanistan and
Kabulistan in the northeast, with
Zamindawar and
Ghazni serving as
their capitals...
- prin****l
cities of his
later Mughal Empire. In 1525,
Babur described Kabulistan in his
memoirs by
writing that: In the
country of Kābul
there are many...
- Zarang, Bost,
Qandahar (also
called al-Rukhkhaj or Zamindawar), Kabul,
Kabulistan and Zabulistan.
Before Muslim rule, the
regions of
Balkh (Bactria or Tokharistan)...
- they
resettled in
Kabulistan. It
seems that
there was a
direct confrontation between the
Alchon Toramana II and the
Nezaks in
Kabulistan, as he made overstrikes...
