- The
South Caucasus, also
known as
Transcaucasia or the Transcaucasus, is a
geographical region on the
border of
Eastern Europe and West Asia, straddling...
- the
Transcaucasian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, or
simply Transcaucasia, was a
republic of the
Soviet Union that
existed from 1922 to 1936....
- than that of post-Islamic Arran.
Ancient Arran covered all of
eastern Transcaucasia,
which included most of the
territory of the modern-day
Azerbaijan Republic...
- Order:
Apiales Family:
Apiaceae Subfamily:
Apioideae Tribe:
Saniculeae Genus:
Astrantia L.
Species See text.
Synonyms Etoxoe Raf.
Transcaucasia M.Hiroe...
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Unlike the
previous two wars, it was not
fought in
Central Asia, but in
Transcaucasia.
Hostilities were
initiated in 627 AD by Tong
Yabghu Qaghan of the Western...
-
authoritative order speaking in the name of all
Transcaucasia, the Seim
certifies the fact of the
dissolution of
Transcaucasia and lays down its powers." Most delegates...
- Uzbekistan, and Siberia. Some
among them were able to
eventually return to
Transcaucasia. However, the
precise figures regarding the
deported po****tion remain...
- in the
period from 624 to 625, as a result, the Gr****s
captured the
Transcaucasia.
Having won a
victory over the
Persians in
Anatolia and
concluded a...
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challenged and removed. Find sources: "List of
Catholic dioceses in
Transcaucasia" – news · newspapers · books · scholar ·
JSTOR (February 2017) (Learn...
- of
Middle Persian. Tat,
spoken in
parts of Azerbaijan, Russia, and
Transcaucasia. It is
classified as a
variety of Persian. (This
dialect is not to be...
