- The
Simko Shikak revolt refers to an
armed Ottoman-backed
tribal Kurdish uprising against the
Qajar dynasty of Iran from 1918 to 1922, led by
Kurdish chieftain...
- Iran in 1926, led by
Kurdish chieftain Simko Shikak from
Shikak tribe. In 1919,
Kurdish chieftain Simko Shikak started his
first Ottoman-backed
revolt against...
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Simko Shikak born 1887, was a
Kurdish chieftain of the
Shekak tribe. He was born into a
prominent Kurdish feudal family based in
Chihriq castle located...
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against Shekak tribesmen led by
Simko Shikak in
revenge for the ********ination of Mar
Benyamin Shimun by Simko.
Simko Shikak, who was
responsible for the murder...
- led by
Simko Shikak in the
Lakestan region of West Azerbaijan.
After the end of the
World War I,
Simko Shikak, who was the head of the
Shikak Kurdish tribe...
- in the
region of West Azerbaidzhan, Iran. As the
older brother of
Simko Shikak, he pla**** an
important role in the
leadership of the tribe. In 1905, Jafar...
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began between the two
World Wars – the
largest of
these were led by
Simko Shikak,
Jafar Sultan and Hama
Rashid revolts. Many however, put the
starting point...
- The
Battle of
Jafarabad was part of the
Simko Shikak revolt,
which took
place in
Khorasan in 1921. Reza Khan sent 150 gendarmerie, led by
Colonel Taqi...
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occurred in 1918
during World War I, in
which Kurdish Forces led by
Simko Shikak attacked the ****yrian town of
Salmas in
northwestern Iran,
killing approximately...
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Shimun Agha
Petros Malik Khoshaba Surma Mar
Shimun Simko Shikak Revolt (1918-1922)
Simko Shikak Revolt (1926) Ismail, Yaqo. ****yrians and Two
World Wars:...
