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being a homogeneous entity―either ethnically, culturally, or linguistically (...)―the basic component of the national doctrine of the Kurdish identity-makers has always remained the idea of the unified image of one nation, endowed respectively with one language and one culture. The chimerical idea of this imagined unity has become further the fundament of Kurdish identity-making, resulting in the creation of fantastic ethnic and cultural prehistory, perversion of historical facts, falsification of linguistic data, etc.
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minorities. In a nationalistic perspective, Simko's revolt is described as an attempt to build a Kurdish tribal alliance in support of independence. According to Kamal Soleimani, Simko Shikak can be located "within the confines of Kurdish ethno-nationalism". According to the political scientist Hamid
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Though Reza Shah’s armed confrontation with tribal leaders in different parts of Iran was interpreted as an example of ethnic conflict and ethnic suppression by the Iranian state, the fact is that it was more a conflict between the modern state and traditional socio-political structure of pre-modern
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to Simko’s (Simitko) mutiny. The overall labelling of these events as manifestations of the Kurdish national-liberation struggle against Turkish or Iranian suppressors is an essential element of the Kurdish identity-makers’ ideology. (...) With the Kurdish conglomeration, as I said above, far from
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have merely been the manifestation of state-tribe antagonism and nothing else. (...) While the Kurdish ethno-nationalist authors and commentators have tried to construct the image of a nationalist hero out of him, the local Kurdish primary sources reflect just the opposite, showing he was widely
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political activists (see Nābdel 1977) and ethno-nationalist intellectuals of different Iranian groups (Ghassemlou 1965; Hosseinbor 1984; Asgharzadeh 2007) have introduced this confrontation as a result of Reza Shah’s ethnocentric policies, no valid documents have been presented to prove this
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John Joseph, "The Modern Assyrians of the Middle East: Encounters With Western Christian Missions, Archaeologists, and Colonial Power (Studies in Christian Mission) (Hardcover)", BRILL, 2000. p. 147: "Simko and his men had escaped to Khoi where they took part in the massacre of
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were present in this movement, historians agree these were hardly articulate enough to justify a claim that recognition of Kurdish identity was a major issue in Simko's movement. It lacked any kind of administrative organization and Simko was primarily interested in
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were under his control. He led Kurdish farmers into battle and defeated the Iranian army on several occasions. The Iranian government had him assassinated in 1930. Simko took part in the massacre of the
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Simko, their leader in Iran, had invited Mar Shimon for conference in Kuhnehshahr, west of Salmas, kissed him—and then treacherously murdered the Nestorian patriarch and his men
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In the recent period of Kurdish history, a crucial point is defining the nature of the rebellions from the end of the 19th and up to the 20th century―from
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Simko's revolts are seen by some as an attempt by a powerful tribal chief to establish his personal authority over the central government throughout the
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and were finally defeated and the castle of Chari was occupied. The strength of the Iranian Army force dispatched against Simko was 10,000 soldiers.
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Simko later arranged the assassination of Mar Shamon, the Assyrian patriarch in March 1918, under the pretext of a meeting to discuss cooperation.
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argument. Recent documentary studies (Borzƫ’ī 1999; Zand-Moqaddam 1992; JalālÄ« 2001) convincingly show that Reza Shah’s confrontation with Baluch
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His family was from the 'Awdo'i clan of the Shekak tribe. The Shekak played a prominent role in local politics, occupying the districts of
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was also robbed and assaulted. Simko's men do not appear to have felt any sense of unity or solidarity with fellow Kurds. In the words of
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who had revolted against Iran in the 1880s). Seyyed Taha was a Kurdish nationalist who was conducting propaganda among the
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In March 1918, under the pretext of meeting for the purpose of cooperation, Simko arranged the assassination of the
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hated by many ordinary and peasant Kurds who suffered his brutal suppression of Kurdish settlements and villages.
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After the murder of Ja'far Agha, Simko became the head of Shikak forces. In May 1914, he attended a meeting with
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Soleimani, Kamal (June 2017). "The Kurdish image in statist historiography: the case of Simko".
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Simko was also in contact with Kurdish revolutionaries such as Seyyed Taha Gilani (grandson of
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in 1922, Simko's forces could not resist the Iranian Army's onslaught in the region of
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S. Cronin, "Riza Shah and the disintegration of Bakhtiyari power in Iran, 1921-1934",
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era and had less to do with the question of ethnicity and ethnic conflict. While some
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attacked Simkos' fortress in Charah in which Simko was decisively defeated.
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forces and non-Kurds were not the only ones to suffer in the attacks, the
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By summer 1918, Simko had established his authority in the region west of
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tried to reach an agreement with Simko on the basis of limited Kurdish
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who at the time was a Kurdish politician supported by the
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tribal leaders initiated a repressive era toward non-
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Index

Chieftain
General

Chehriq
Urmia County
Iran
Oshnavieh
ambush
assassination
Imperial Iranian Armed Forces
Kurdish
Qajar Iran
Pahlavi Iran
Simko Shikak revolt (1918–1922)
Chieftain
Shekak
General
Shekak
Shekak
a series
Kurdish history
Kurdish culture

People
List of Kurds
Population
Kurdistan
Turkey
Northern Kurdistan
Iran

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