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Kalhor (Kurdish: Kelhûr, Persian: کلهر), also
spelled as
Kalhur, may
refer to the following:
Kalhor (tribe), a
Kurdish tribe in
Kermanshah Province Kalhor...
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Kalhor (Kurdish: کەڵھوڕ / Kelhurr) is a
Kurdish tribe and
their dialect, "Kalhori", has been
categorized as a
branch of
Southern Kurdish. The
tribe is...
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Kayhan Kalhor (Persian: کیهان کلهر, born on 24
November 1964) is an
Iranian kamancheh and
setar player, and a
vocal composer. He has
received three Grammy...
- of the Kurds: Kurmanj, Lur,
Kalhur, and Guran.: 75, 84 He
wrote that at his time, most of the
Guran lived under the
Kalhur and Ardalan.: 84–5 However...
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Kalhur (Persian: كلهور, also
Romanized as
Kalhūr; also
known as Kalhor) is a
village in
Bozkosh Rural District, in the
Central District of Ahar County...
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incipient Northwestern Iranian "Kurdish"
ethnic identity uniting the Kurmanj,
Kalhur, and Guran.
Kurdish (Kurdish: Kurdî or کوردی) is a
collection of related...
- شيخ ميري كلهر, also
Romanized as
Sheykh Mīrī-ye
Kalhor and
Shaikh Mīri
Kalhur) is a
village in
Hemmatabad Rural District, in the
Central District of Borujerd...
- 22
December 2004, a non-partisan
delegation headed by
Ardishir Rashidi-
Kalhur,
president of the
Kurdish American Education Society met with
Carina Perelli...
- pyčygʺu C‡yhu
psori ŝhʹè****tu, â ŝ‡yhʹymrè â huèfaŝèhèmrèk‡è zèhuèdèu
kʺalʺhur. Akʺylrè zèhèŝʺykʺ gʺuazèrè â‡èŝi, zyr zym zèkʺuèš zèhaŝ‡è âku dèlʺu zèhuŝytyn...
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fighting in
single combat with Rãjã Sansãr
Chand of
Kangra who had
invaded Kalhur, in 1793.[citation needed] The
rulers of
Sirmur bore the
title "Maharaja"...