- The
kanārang (Persian: کنارنگ) was a
unique title in the
Sasanian military,
given to the
commander of the
Sasanian Empire's
northeasternmost frontier province...
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involved in the
Indian and
Chinese trade. Its
governor bore the
title of
kanarang.
Abarshahr or
Aparshahr was a
satrapy (province) of the S****anid Empire...
-
Persian position of
marzban (marz
means border, and ban
means lord) or
Kanarang was a
position given to
officials or
generals who were
trusted by the king...
- The
governor of
Abarshahr is
attested to have held the
unique title of
kanarang,
distinguished from the
title of
marzban given to
governors of frontier...
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uncertainty for the
exact relationship between titles marzbān, spāhbed,
kanārang, pāygōsbān (Parthian ptykwspn,
Sasanian paygospān or padhospān) and ostāndār...
- Amir
concluded a
peace treaty with Kanadbak, an
Iranian nobleman and the
kanarang of Tus. The
Sasanian rebel Burzin Shah, of the
Karen family,
revolted against...
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Kanarang (Persian: كنارنگ, also
Romanized as
Kanārang and Konār Nag) is a
village in Qaen
Rural District, in the
Central District of Qaen County, South...
- with them. The
Arabs then
invaded Khorasan, and made a
treaty with the
kanarang of Tus, Kanadbak. In the
treaty Kanadbak agreed to
surrender and ****ist...
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official wearing the kulāf,
inscription in
Pahlavi "Perozhormizd, son of the
Kanarang". 5th
century CE,
British Museum, 134847. KURBANOV,
AYDOGDY (2010). THE...
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chief instructor of the
cavalry Paygān-sālār:
Commander of the
Infantry Kanārang,
commander in the Abarshahr. Marzbān:
Commander of the
border guards; according...
