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• Zand — may refer to:* Zand tribe * the Iranian Zand dynasty (1773 1794) * Zand, Netherlands ( zand in Dutch means sand and appears in various geographical names)or to these (near )homophones: * Zend Avesta or Zand Avesta: the commentaries ( Zend , or… …   Wikipedia

• Zand — see Zend …   Useful english dictionary

• Zand — Die Vakil Moschee in Schiraz, erbaut unter der Zand Dynastie Die Zand Prinzen waren eine iranische[1] Dynastie in Persien (1750 – 1794). Sie gingen aus dem kurdischen Stamm der Lak hervor.[2] Nach der Ermordung von Nadir Schah …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Zand —    Kurdish Iranian tribe that established a dynasty that ruled western Persia from 1751 to 1794. They belonged to the Lak group of Lurs who had been deported from their central Zagros homeland in Deh Pari to northern Khorasan by Nadir Shah in… …   Historical Dictionary of the Kurds

• zand — am·per·zand; pa·zand; …   English syllables

• ZAND, MICHAEL — (1927– ), philologist of Persian. Zand was born in Kamenets Podolski, but was taken to Moscow in 1930. In 1937 his father was killed during the Stalin purges. Zand studied at the University of Moscow and then, when he could not find employment… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Zand-i Wahman yasn — (persian:زند بهمن یشت)one of the middle Persian book,which is written in 6th century.The Bahman Yast, usually called the Zand of the Vohûman Yast, professes to be a prophetical work, in which Ahura mazda gives Zoroaster an account of what was to… …   Wikipedia

• Zand dynasty — Infobox Former Country native name =امپراتوری ایران conventional long name = Persian Empire common name = Persia continent = Asia region = Middle East country = Iran status = Empire year start = 1750 year end = 1794 date start = date end = event… …   Wikipedia

• Zand-Dynastie — Die Vakil Moschee in Schiraz, erbaut unter der Zand Dynastie Die Zand Prinzen waren eine iranische[1] Dynastie in Persien (1750 – 1794). Sie gingen aus dem kurdischen Stamm der Lak hervor.[2] Nach der Ermordung von Nadir Schah …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Zand-Prinzen — Die Vakil Moschee in Schiraz, erbaut unter der Zand Dynastie Die Zand Prinzen waren eine iranische[1] Dynastie in Persien (1750 – 1794). Sie gingen aus dem kurdischen Stamm der Lak hervor.[2] Nach der Ermordung von …   Deutsch Wikipedia