Within Land of Kurda

Where Noah's ark landed, agriculture began and scriptures knew it as the Garden of Eden, a land whose long history is filled with oppression and resistance...

Scythian Empire

Scythian dish found in Ziwiya (ancient Zibia, Izzibia /b>w/), 7th century BC. Scythian statue; a king, probably Protothyes (Par...

The Scythian Language

By the mid-seventh century B.C. the Scythians under Partatua reached the summit of their might in western Asia; and the region of Sa...

Aishanid or Aishiya dynasty

Aishani or Aisani was a Kurdish dynasty that ruled 912-961 A.D. (300-350 A.H.) over western Jibal, such as Dinawar, Hamadan, Samghan etc. i...

Shameran

Shameran is name of the goddess of wisedom and guardian of the secrets in Kurdish mythology. It's name literally means ''kin...

The Hurro-Urartian Substratum in Kurdish (1)

The toponyms are generally conservative and give insight to the human history of the region when it comes to possible linguistic influnce ...

Kingdom of Garmakan

The region around Kirkuk which is nowadays known in Kurdish as ''Garmiyan'' was in pre-Islamic era ruled by a local kingdom ...

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