- were de jure part of the
Zand realm, but the
region was de
facto autonomous. The
island of
Bahrain was also held for the
Zands by the
autonomous Al-Mazkur...
-
Zand may
refer to: Zend, a
class of
exegetical commentaries on
Zoroastrian scripture Zand District, an
administrative subdivision of Iran
Zand Boulevard...
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their husbands. The
Zands are a
branch of the Laks, a
people who are
academically classified as Kurds.
Perry also
states that the
Zands "belonged to the...
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Karim Khan
Zand.
Their failure to
agree on a
successor and to
govern with the same
benevolence as
Karim Khan
eroded public faith in the
Zands. An increasing...
-
belonged to the
Zand tribe, a
small and little-known
tribe of Laks, a
branch of Lurs who may have been
originally Kurdish. The
Zands were concentrated...
- Zend or
Zand (Middle Persian: 𐭦𐭭𐭣) is a
Zoroastrian term for
Middle Persian or
Pahlavi versions and
commentaries of
Avestan texts.
These translations...
-
Zand (Persian: سحرزند, born 21
January 1989), is a
British Iranian television and
radio presenter,
broadcast journalist and do****entary maker.
Zand has...
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captured by the
Zands,
which provided a
large sum of wealth.
Ismail III was also
recovered by the
Zands,
which allowed Karim Khan
Zand to
legitimize himself...
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Mohammad marched from
Astarabad into
Mazandaran and
defeated a
Zand force at Ashraf. The
Zands were
unable to
defend Sari and
Sheikh Veis Khan fled to Tehran...
-
Qajar Qajar dynasty Lotf Ali Khan
Zand dynasty Kerman Shahnavaz,
Parinaz (1982). "Struggle for
supremacy between the
Zands and the Qajars, 1193-1209 A.H....
