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Zohab or
Zehab or
Zahab (Persian: ذهاب) may
refer to:
Zohab, Hormozgan,
Hormozgan Province, Iran
Zohab, Chenaran,
Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran Zehab...
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reliefs is the
Anubanini rock relief.
Another relief named Sar-e Pol-e
Zohab I is
about 200
meters away, in a
style similar to the
Anubanini relief,...
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Zohab (Persian: ذهاب, also
Romanized as
Zohāb; also
known as Qal‘eh
Zohāb) is a
village in
Bizaki Rural District,
Golbajar District,
Chenaran County,...
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Ottoman Empire,
Scarecrow Press Inc., 2003. Ateş,
Sabri (2019). "Treaty of
Zohab, 1639:
Foundational Myth or
Foundational Do****ent?".
Iranian Studies. 52...
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Bajalan Pashas was
Zohab which they
founded according to
James Silk Buckingham. SARPUL-I
ZOHAB ("bridgehead of
Zohab"), a
place on the way to Zagros...
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western end of the
gorge where the
Alwand River enters into the
Zohab plain.: 84 The
other one is Darneh,
located east of
Dalahu in the Zimkan...
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Behistun relief The
Anubanini petroglyph, also
called Sar-e Pol-e
Zohab II or Sarpol-i
Zohab relief, is a rock
relief from the
Akkadian Empire period (circa...
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Zohab (Persian: ذهاب, also
Romanized as
Zohāb, Zahāb, and Zehāb; also
known as Zahābeh) is a
village in Gafr and
Parmon Rural District, Gafr and Parmon...
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Diyala in Iraq; and the
Jaghatu (Zarrinarud), the Tātā'u (Siminarud), the
Zohāb (Zahāb), and the Gāmāsiyāb in Iran.
These rivers,
which flow from heights...
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Pasha Bajalan was the
third Kurdish hereditary governor of the
Pashlik of
Zohab and
chief of the
Bajalan tribe during the mid-1700s. In the
spring of 1754...
