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GAČSAR
Minu Yusof Nezhad
a village in the Karaj district, situated at an altitude of 2,210 m at 110 km northwest of Tehran and 7 km south of the Kandavān Tunnel on the main road to the Caspian coast.
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GAČSĀRĀN
Eckart Ehlers
town and oilfield in the province of Ḵūzestān, southwestern Persia.
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GADĀʾĪ
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See BEGGING.
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GÄDIATỊ (SEḰAYỊ FỊRT) COMAQ
Fridrik Thordarson
(1883-1931), Ossetic writer.
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ḠADĪR ḴOMM
Ahmad Kazemi Moussavi
lit. “pool of Ḵomm”; the name of a pool near a small oasis along the caravan route between the cities of Mecca and Medina, near an area currently known as Joḥfa.
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GADŌTU
Cross-Reference
a demon. See UDA.
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ḠAFFĀRI QAZVINI, AḤMAD
Kioumars Ghereghlou
(d. 1568), 16th-century Persian scribe and historian who authored two universal histories and dedicated them to Shah Ṭahmāsp Ṣafavi.
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ḠAFFĀRĪ, ABU’L-ḤASAN
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ḠAFFĀRĪ, FARROḴ KHAN
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ḠAFFĀRĪ, ḠOLĀM-ḤOSAYN KHAN
Kambiz Eslami
Following in the footsteps of his father, he began his career as one of Nāṣer-al-Dīn Shah’s personal pages. He had already received the title amīn(-e) ḵalwat when he accompanied the shah on his second journey to Khorasan in 1883. His promotion to the position of chief musketeer in 1883-84 was followed by two other appointments.
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