Kurdish Empire - History

History

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Kurdish history and culture
Ancient to early medieval period
Karduchian dynasties

Corduene
Zabdicene
Moxoene
  • Kayusids
Medieval history
  • Shahrazur
  • Sadakiyans
  • Mir Jafar Dasni
  • Aishanids
  • Daisam
  • Shaddadid
  • Rawadids
  • Hasanwayhid
  • Annazids
  • Marwanids
  • Kakuyids
  • Hadhabani
  • Hazaraspids
  • Ayyubids
  • Badlis
  • Ardalan
  • Badinan
  • Soran
  • Mukriyan
  • Baban
Modern history
  • Simko Shikak revolt
  • KoƧgiri Rebellion
  • Kingdom of Kurdistan
  • Republic of Ararat
  • Republic of Mahabad
  • Iraqi Kurdistan (KRG)
  • Iranian Kurdistan
  • Turkish Kurdistan
  • Syrian Kurdistan
  • Kurds in Iraq
  • Kurds in Turkey
  • Kurds in Syria
Culture
  • Language
  • Ezidi
  • Flag
  • Literature
  • Music
  • Dance
  • Historical sites
  • Yarsan

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