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Transoxiana or
Transoxania (lit. 'Land
beyond the Oxus') is the
Latin name for the
region and
civilization located in
lower Central Asia
roughly corresponding...
- Jand (also Jend), was a
medieval town on the
right bank of the
lower Jaxartes river in
Transoxiana in modern-day Kazakhstan. It was the
winter capital...
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forced Baraq to flee to
Transoxania. In 1267,
Baraq accepted peace with Kaidu, and
relinquished the
territory east of
Transoxania.
Kaidu then
coerced Baraq...
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negotiate with the
invader but
joined with him
instead and was
rewarded with
Transoxania. At
about this time, his
father died and
Timur also
became chief of the...
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confluent rivers Amu
Darya and Syr Darya, a
region historically known as
Transoxania.
Today it is
divided among Kazakhstan,
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. It...
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After Abu Muslim's
murder at the
orders of al-Mansur,
Ishaq fled to
Transoxania, and
declared a
revolt on al-Mansur. He
claimed that Abu
Muslim was a...
- In the
early 16th century,
Sultan Mahmud Khan, the
Chagatai Khan of
Western Moghulistan, and
Sultan Ahmad Alaq Khan, the
Chagatai Khan of
Eastern Moghulistan...
- "Avicenna was a
Persian whose father served the
Samanids of
Khurasan and
Transoxania as the
administrator of a
rural district outside Bukhara." Paul Strathern...
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ancient po****tion of Khwārezm (K****zm) and Bactria,
which formed part of
Transoxania (Sogdiana). Over the
course of time, the
eastern Iranian dialect that...
- [permanent dead link] Lange:
Greater Persia (including Khwārazm,
Transoxania, and Afghanistan)." Sharma, Usha (2004).
Cultural and
Religious Heritage...
