-
Marw-Rud (Persian: مرورود, also Persian: مروروذ
Marw-Rudh) or
Marw al-Rudh (from Arabic: مرو الروذ; lit. '
Marw on the river'),
locally used to be known...
- best he has ever ridden. His brother,
Weiho Marwing, is also
involved in
Thoroughbred racing and is a
trainer in
South Africa.
Weichong Marwing profile...
- with a po****tion of up to 500,000.
During this period, Merv was
known as "
Marw al-Shāhijān" (Merv the Great), and
frequently referred to as the "capital...
-
Balochistan region of ****stan,
Iranian Balochistan,
Afghanistan and
around the
Marw oasis in Turkmenistan.
During the
colonial period in India,
Dravidian speakers...
- [citation needed] In 1596 it
appeared in the
Ottoman tax
registers named as
Marw,
situated in the
nahiya (subdistrict) of Bani Kinana, part of the Sanjak...
- Melbourne. p. 28. ProQuest 364056382. "The Cry of the
Marwing K.S.
Nikakis Allen & Unwin: The Cry of the
Marwing K.S.
Nikakis Allen & Unwin". The Chronicle. Toowoomba...
- Merv (in what is today's Turkmenistan) he
demanded tax from the
Marzban of
Marw,
losing his
support and
making him ally with the
Hephthalite ruler of Badghis...
-
revolt was
supported largely by Arabs,
mainly the
aggrieved settlers of
Marw with the
addition of the
Yemeni faction and
their Mawali". The
Abbasids also...
- of
raising an army.
Yazdegerd met his end at the
hands of a
miller near
Marw in 651,
bringing an end to the last pre-Islamic
Iranian empire after more...
- cath cat cat live
vivre bevañ bewa byw beò beo dead mort,
morte marv
marow marw marbh marbh name nom anv
hanow enw ainm ainm
water eau dour dowr dŵr uisge...
