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in which lands were given away as fiefs to tribal military forces, thus demonstrating the
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land in exchange for their military alertness and for paying limited defined sum every year. The governorship of
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tribes, who moved to the hillsides in search of suitable pastures throughout the summer. The highlands of
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579:Mohammad Khan Ziyadoghlu Qajar
537:Mohammad Khan Ziyadoghlu Qajar
302:chieftains were rewarded with
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285:(934–1062). It was a type of
259:tribe, was appointed by Shah
565:Hoseyn Khan Ziyadoghlu Qajar
477:Ebrahim Beg Ziyadoghlu Qajar
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1057:Erivan (Chokhur-e Sa'd)
502:Paykar Khan Igirmi Durt
972:Encyclopaedia of Islam
529:of Karabakh and Ganja
483:of Karabakh and Ganja
447:Shahverdi Soltan Qajar
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298:("crown lands"). The
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235:, or at other times
172:province of Karabakh
31:Province of Karabakh
1187:History of Karabakh
959:"Karabakh, Nagorno"
836:Bournoutian, George
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759:, pp. 141–142.
610:Daud Khan Undiladze
433:Ya'qub Soltan Qajar
962:. In Fleet, Kate;
523:Emamqoli Beg Qajar
419:Hoseyn Beg Ustajlu
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557:occupation
474:1564–1568–?
251:, from the
98:Preceded by
1176:Categories
1142:Mazandaran
1112:Kuhgiluyeh
1037:Azarbaijan
820:Floor 2008
796:Floor 2021
784:Floor 2008
745:Floor 2008
728:References
719:Beglerbegi
696:Beglerbegi
675:Beglerbegi
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583:Beglerbegi
569:Beglerbegi
541:Beglerbegi
481:Beglerbegi
451:Beglerbegi
400:1501–1512?
376:Beglerbegi
354:depicting
232:beglarbegs
163:Azerbaijan
121:Aq Qoyunlu
85:Government
1117:Kurdistan
1107:Khuzestan
1052:Diyarbakr
1047:Daghestan
1032:Astarabad
980:1873-9830
636:1651–1664
606:1627–1633
590:1616–1627
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562:1605–1606
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458:1554–1564
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392:Governor
300:Qizilbash
261:Tahmasp I
219:melikdoms
215:Qizilbash
189:romanized
40:1501–1736
1122:Lorestan
1097:Karabakh
1092:Kandahar
970:(eds.).
895:(2011).
864:(2008).
838:(2021).
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704:Kakhetia
683:Kakhetia
319:Armenian
204:Karabakh
176:Qarabagh
88:Province
1147:Shirvan
1132:Mashhad
1087:Isfahan
1077:Hamadan
1067:Georgia
1042:Baghdad
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924:(1/4).
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555:Ottoman
338:Varanda
334:Khachen
310:tribe.
304:mamalek
292:mamalek
273:mamalek
255:of the
225:History
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180:Persian
159:Armenia
75:Capital
55:in the
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1127:Makran
1102:Kerman
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315:Turkic
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211:Qajars
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330:Dizak
308:Qajar
278:iqta'
257:Qajar
241:hakem
79:Ganja
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