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Vakhsh may
refer to the following, all in
southern Tajikistan :
places and
jurisdictions Vakhsh,
Tajikistan city
Vakhsh District,
surrounding it Vakhsh...
- The
Vakhsh (/ˈvækʃ/
VAKSH;
Tajik and Russian: Вахш), also
known as the
Surkhob (Tajik: Сурхоб) in north-central
Tajikistan and as the Kyzyl-Suu (Kyrgyz:...
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walls and mud-brick constructions.
Houses on the site at
Kangurt Tut in the
Vaksh valley contained storage pits for
grain and hearths. The
grain storages...
- late
fifth to
sixth century, now
referred to as
Ajina Tepe, lie in the
Vaksh valley near Dushanbe.
Other settlements from the
Tokharistan period have...
- Sez on the Beat
Shaktimaan Gehraiyaan Seedhe Maut & Sez on the Beat ft.
Vaksh Uss Din
Seedhe Maut & Sez on the Beat
Jolly (skit) Meri
Baggi Dehshat PNP...
-
Antonio (ed.). River-Deities of
Greece Salute the God of the
River Oxus-
Vaksh:
Achelous and the Hippocampess.
Monografie di
Mesopotamia 5.
Rinehart &...
- him on 9 May 1739. Jats
ruled Firozabad for 30 years. Gajuddin,
Hidayat Vaksh son of
Alamgir second his
nephew and
Mirza baba the son in law, came to...
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highlands above the
Bactrian oases in Tajikistan,
kurgan cemeteries of the
Vaksh and
Bishkent type
appeared with
pottery that
mixed elements of the late...
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tradition received a revelation. Also
romanized without the
diacritic as
Vaksh. The
modern hydronym Vakhsh, one of its tributaries, is
derived from its...
- 30 years.
Firozabad was also part of
Bharatpur Kingdom.Gajuddin,
Hidayat Vaksh (son of
Alamgir II), his
nephew and
Mirza Baba his son in law,
looted Firozabad...
