- ****yrian
Empire and
Urartu and was
originally ****yrian
inhabited and
called Nuhadra. The city
joined the
Kurdish prin****lity of
Badinan sometime in the 13th...
-
dioceses of Beth
Nuhadra (ܒܝܬ ܢܘܗܕܪܐ), Beth Bgash, Beth Dasen, Ramonin, Beth
Mahqart and Dabarin.
Bishops of the
dioceses of Beth
Nuhadra, Beth
Bgash and...
-
Nohadra (and also Bit
Nuhadra' or Naarda), where,
during the Parthian-S****anid rule in ****yria (c.160 BC to 250 AD) as Beth
Nuhadra,
gained semi-independence...
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north of Asoristan, in the
independent ****yrian
frontier provinces of Beth
Nuhadra, Beth Garmai, Adiabene,
Osroene and ****ur, when
these were
conquered by...
- The ****yrian
homeland includes the
ancient cities of
Nineveh (Mosul),
Nuhadra (Dohuk), Arrapha/Beth
Garmai (Kir****), Al Qosh,
Tesqopa and
Arbela (Erbil)...
- ****yrian
cleric of the
Church of the East, who
served as
bishop of Beth
Nuhadra (1002–1008) and
archbishop of
Nisibis (1008–1046). He has been
called the...
-
independent Neo-****yrian
states of Adiabene, Osroene, ****ur, Beth Garmai, Beth
Nuhadra and
Hatra in the north,
Mesopotamia remained under largely Persian control...
-
Jeongjong II, king of
Goryeo (b. 1018) July 18 – Elijah,
bishop of Beth
Nuhadra (b. 975)
September 24 –
Gerard of Csanád,
Hungarian missionary bishop,...
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Waziq (Bawazij)
Karma Beth Zabdai,
later moved to
Jazirat Ibn ʿUmar Beth
Nuhadra Peroz-Shapur
Shahrzur Al-Hirah Anah and the Banu
Taghlib Nineveh and Mosul...
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namely Marga, Beth Garmai, Beth Qardu, Beth MahQard, Beth BihQard, Beth
Nuhadra and Shahr-Qard. In
Syriac the
region was
commonly called Beth Qardwaye...
