- Said
Ordubadi (Azerbaijani: Məmməd Səid
Ordubadi; 24
March 1872 – 1 May 1950) was an
Azerbaijani writer, poet,
playwright and journalist.
Ordubadi started...
-
Hatem Beg
Ordubadi (Persian: حاتم بیگ اردوبادی), was an
Iranian bureaucrat from the
Ordubadi family, who
served as the
grand vizier of the
Safavid shah...
- The
Ordubadi family (also
spelled Urdubadi),
otherwise known as the
Nasiri family, was an
Iranian family,
which was
descended from the
medieval philosopher...
- to the
summer of 1610. The
siege was led by the
grand vizier Hatem Beg
Ordubadi, who
captured the
castle and m****acred its garrison.
Throughout the 17th-century...
-
Mirza Taleb Khan
Ordubadi (Persian: میرزا طالب خان اردوبادی) was an
Iranian aristocrat from the
Ordubadi family, who
served as the
grand vizier of the...
-
Alucita ordubadi is a moth of the
family Alucitidae. It is
found in Azerbaijan. "New
Species of the
Multiplumed Moth
Family Alucitidae (Lepidoptera) from...
- them.
Following this
victory and
occupation by the Safavids,
Khaten bey
Ordubadi ,the
prime vizier,
appealed to the Shah to
waive off all
taxes levied on...
- (for
Abbas I)
Mirza Hatem Beg
Nasiri Ordubadi (1590 – 28 May 1610) (for
Abbas I)
Mirza Taleb Khan
Nasiri Ordubadi (1st time) (1610–1620) (for
Abbas I)...
- House-Museum of
Mammed Said
Ordubadi is a
museum created in the
house where well-known
Azerbaijani writer Mammed Said
Ordubadi lived and worked. The museum...
- ‘Turkify, Islamise, modernise’ the
Caucasian Tatars,
whereas Mammed Said
Ordubadi (1872-1950),
another journalist and activist,
criticized superstition amongst...
