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Nakhichevan uezd, in the
Erivan Governorate of the
Russian Empire, 1849–1920
Nakhjavan Tappeh, a
village in
Urmia County, West
Azerbaijan Province, Iran All...
- 1924–1930,
Ahmad Nakhjavan 1930–1931,
Ahmad Mirza-Khosravani 1931–1932,
Ahmad Nakhjavan 1931–1933,
Sadegh Koupal 1933–1937,
Ahmad Nakhjavan 1937–1941, Ahmad...
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referred to as Djulfa, Dzhul’fa, Jolfa, Dzhulfa, Džulfa, Jolfā, Jolfā-ye
Nakhjavān (Persian: جلفای نخجوان) Ջուղայ
using pre-reform spelling.
Sometimes transliterated...
- The
Nakhichevan Khanate (Persian: خانات نخجوان, romanized: Khānāt-e
Nakhjavān) was a
khanate under Iranian suzerainty,
which controlled the city of Nakhichevan...
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Minister of War at that time, was
actually his ****istant.
Colonel Ahmad Nakhjavan completed his
pilot training in 1925, and in
February of the same year...
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Nakhjavan Tappeh (Persian: نخجوان تپه, also
Romanized as
Nakhjavān Tappeh; in Armenian: Նախճավան թափա) is a
village in Nazlu-e
Shomali Rural District,...
- the poem in 1066 and
dedicated it to a
certain Abu Dulaf, the
ruler of
Nakhjavan (nothing is
known about him). The poem has also been
translated to other...
- meeting, he flew into a rage and
attacked one of his generals,
Ahmad Nakhjavan,
striking him with his
riding crop,
tearing off his medals, and nearly...
- respectively. In Iran's
domains in the Caucasus, the town of
Nakhchivan (
Nakhjavan) held a
total po****tion of some 5,000 in the year 1807,
whereas the total...
- beat
armed forces chief General Ahmad Nakhjavan with a cane and
physically stripped him of his rank.
Nakhjavan was
nearly shot by the Shah on the spot...
