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Tanyus Shahin Saadeh al-Rayfouni (also
spelled Tanios Chahine Saadé Al Rayfouné,
given name also
spelled Taniyus or Tanius; 1815–1895) was a
Maronite muleteer...
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Tanyu may
refer to:
Tanyu Kiryakov,
Bulgarian pistol shooter Hikmet Tanyu,
Turkish scientist Tan Yu, a
Chinese businessman Tanyu (town), in
Zhenlai County...
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Hikmet Tanyu (1918 – 1992) was a
Turkish scientist and
college professor specializing in
philosophy and the
history of religions, with a
particular focus...
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Kodansha Encyclopedia of ****an, Tokyo:
Kodansha Ltd.
Brief Biography of Kano
Tanyu - Jyuluck-Do
Corporation Works in the
collection of the
Metropolitan Museum...
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Khazens lost
their grip over the
region during a peasants'
revolt led by
Tanyus Shahin, who
declared a
republic over the
Kisrawan in 1859.
Although the...
- CITEREFMan2004 (help) Roux 1956.
Pettazzoni 1956, p. 261;
Tanyu 1980, p. 9f; Güngör & Günay 1997, p. 36.
Tanyu 2007, pp. 11–13. sfn error: no target: CITEREFTanyu2007...
- to win a gold
medal in the
Italian Championship 2008. It is also used by
Tanyu Kiryakov, who won gold in the 10 m Air
Pistol at the
Olympic Games in Seoul...
- Jordanian-American
activist Saleh Shahin (born 1982),
Israeli Paralympic medalist rower Tanyus Shahin (1815–1895),
Maronite muleteer and
peasant leader from
Mount Lebanon...
- 1860, a
third amnesty materialized following the po****r
revolt led by
Tanyus Shahin. In 1958,
following a
crisis in Lebanon, a
politics of 'No Victor...
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missing publisher (link)
Pettazzoni 1956, p. 261f;
Gumilyov 1967, ch. 7;
Tanyu 1980;
Alici 2011. Roux 1956; Roux 1984; Róna-Tas 1987, pp. 33–45; Kodar...
