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azerbaijan history. Azerbaijan a nation of Turkic Muslims - has been anindependent republic since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Azerbaijan History
azerbaijan history Last updated in April 2002 8th century BC. The Scythians,a nomadic people native to the Black Sea region, settle
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Azerbaijan Page
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Culture & Arts Of Azerbaijan: Museums Of Azerbaijan
The azerbaijan history Museum, under the Academy of Sciences of the Azerbaijan, is the republic's leading scientific and enlightening establishment
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Extractions: Museums of Azerbaijan History Museum of Azerbaijan of Academy of Sciences The "Icheri Shahar" is the oldest part of Baku. There are many unique monuments of Azerbaijanian architecture in any parts of "Icheri Shahar": The Shirvanshahs' Palace. XV c. The Maiden Tower. b.a VII-in a. XIIc. In the halls of the Museum of Azerbaijan Literature named after Nizami there are various exhibits that visually acquaints you with Azerbaijan Literature and folklore, with the creation of the prominent poets and writers of Azerbaijan - Khagani, Nizami, Nasimi, Fizuli, M.F. Akhundov, Natavan, Dzh. Mamedkulizade, M.A. Sabir, J. Jabarly, S. Vurgun, and many others.
Azerbaijan: History
History The Republic of Azerbaijan comprises the Transcaucasian or northernpart of the historic region called Azerbaijan. azerbaijan history.
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Extractions: Azerbaijan: History The Republic of Azerbaijan comprises the Transcaucasian or northern part of the historic region called Azerbaijan. Known to the ancients as Albania, the area was linked to the history of Armenia and Persia, particularly after its conquest (4th cent.) by Shapur II. Overrun later by Mongols, it was divided after the fall (15th cent.) of Tamerlane into several principalities (notably Shirvan). The territory of the present Azerbaijan was acquired by Russia from Persia through the treaties of Gulistan (1813) and Turkamanchai (1828). Soon after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, Russian Azerbaijan joined Armenia and Georgia to form the anti-Bolshevik Transcaucasian Federation. After its dissolution (May, 1918), Azerbaijan proclaimed itself independent but was conquered by the Red Army in 1920 and made into a Soviet republic. In 1922, Azerbaijan joined the USSR as a member of the Transcaucasian Soviet Federated Republic. With the administrative reorganization of 1936, it became a separate republic. Immediately after World War II, Azerbaijan was used as a base for Communist rebels in Iranian Azerbaijan; Azeri nationalists still press claims to Iran's Azerbaijan province. In 1988, ethnic Armenians in the Nagorno-Karabakh region pressed for its unification with Armenia, leading to a guerrilla war. In 1992, a large-scale conflict broke out between the two republics, which continued into the mid-1990s. Azerbaijan declared itself independent of the USSR in Aug., 1991, and joined the
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History Of Azerbaijan
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Azerbaijan: History
Click to go to text menu. You are here History, Azerbaijan. TheAzeris came from the mix of ancient peoples of eastern Caucasus.
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Azerbaijan Resources
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Chronology Of Azerbaijan History And Neighboring Regions:
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Extractions: Chronology of Azerbaijan History and neighboring regions: compiled by Zaur Rzakhanov Turkic peoples: Huns, Kazars, Sabirs, Saragurs, Kuturgurs, Barsils, Gok-Turks, Seljuk Turks. Chronological Table 200 B.C - 400 A.D Kabala is a capital of Caucasian Albania 131-140 A.D. Ancestors of Khazars settle in the lower regions of rivers Terek and Sulak 191-200 A.D. "Hordes of Barsiles and Khazars crossed Kura, but were defeated by Alans"(Source: Moisey Kalankatly "History of Albans") Benchmark event: 226 A.D. Sassanian dynasty established in Iran (Non-Turkic) 381-390 A.D. Huns in Greece. Emperor Pheodosius invited Huns to join his army. 391-400 A.D. Huns overrun Syria and Mesopothamia(Iraq). Huns supress Gothish apraising in Byzantium. 400-600 A.D. Barda becomes capital of Caucasian Albania in VI century A.D. 441-450 A.D. Reign of Attila 451-460 A.D. Huns invade Azerbaijan 461-470 A.D. Saragurs invade Azerbaijan 511-520 A.D. Sabirs attack Iran and Asia Minor(Anatolia)
History Of Azerbaijan - Wikipedia
History of Azerbaijan. Little is known about Azerbaijan's history untilits conquest and conversion to Islam by the Arabs in 642 AD.
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Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This is the history of Azerbaijan , a nation in the Caucasus . See also the history of the Caucasus history of Central Asia history of Asia history of present-day nations and states ... Azerbaijan combines the heritage of two venerable civilizationsthe Seljuk Turks of the 11th century and the ancient Persians . Its name is thought to be derived from the Persian phrase "Land of Fire," referring both to its petroleum deposits, known since ancient times, and to its status as a former center of the Zoroastrian faith. The Azerbaijani Republic borders the Iranian provinces of East and West Azerbaijan, although they have not been united into a single state in modern times.
World History Archives: History Of Armenia & Azerbaijan
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only, and is not an official translation History Background 1. Money turnover withinazerbaijan history of Azerbaijan statehood goes beyond the ancient times.
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Extractions: History of Azerbaijan statehood goes beyond the ancient times. One of the factors proving ancient Azerbaijan statehood is discovery of local coins, which were minted in Albania (Caucasus Albania) and Atropatena, which existed within Azerbaijan. First money found within Azerbaijan are related to the times of Alexander of Macedonia (Alexander). As early as the second half of the III century B.C. albans and atropatenians, which were involved in world trade, to meet the demand of internal market began to mint coins similar to imported coins of Alexander. Silver dirhams (drahmas), with AT and ATR monograms related to this and later periods (numismatists read them as Atropat and Atropatena) have been widely discovered in Azerbaijan, Georgia and Dagestan. Scientists suppose that such coins were minted at mints in Gabala, Ardabil and other cities. At the same time circulation of money similar to silver coins of Selevki in Albania encounters in II-I centuries B.C. At the second half of the III century most part of the Azerbaijan territory was invaded by the Sasanids empire. Along with this already in VI-VII centuries Sasani rulers minted their silver coins in Nakhchivan. But at that period the Arabian Khilafet, which defeated Sasanids, conquered Azerbaijan as well. At the initial period of Khilafet history (VII-IX centuries) money circulation, especially minting of golden and copper coins were centralized. At the same time silver coins of the Khilafet were also minted in Azerbaijan.
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Extractions: Department of Western Languages Department of History Department of History, established in June 1993, is a university division with wide educational and research interests. It offers comprehensive undergraduate programs providing fundamental courses on the history of world civilizations, which cover such issues as history of ancient and medieval human societies, and history of Asian, European and American Societies. The Department also provides courses related to University Requirements on the History of the Azerbaijani nation, including its evolution, growth and the contemporary life. Migration in the Far East, its influence on the formation of Azerbaijani ethnicity, historical development of relations of Azerbaijan with the other Caucasian countries as well as with Russia, Iran and other bordering countries are also among the major topics of the programs developed by the Department. The program jointly developed with the Department of International Relations and Political Science emphases the History of Foreign Policy of Azerbaijan, with modern phase Foreign Policy being given a more important place in the course. Teaching and research interests of the department encourage its joint programs and connections with other research divisions of Khazar University.
Azerbaijan
The azerbaijan history Museum is housed in the 19th century townhouseof an oil magnate. The museum contains petroglyphs from the
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Extractions: Baku The beautiful capital city and largest city of Azerbaijan, Baky (also Baki or Baku ) , which has a population of 1.8 million, lies around the sheltered harbor on baku bay, covering the natural hillside terraces on the southern Apsheronskiy Poluostrov (Apsheron Peninsula) . This ancient city is also an important industrial center. The economy is centered around petroleum and heavy industry. The capital is close to major petroleum fields near the border with Iran, and oil refining is its chief industry. Pipelines carry oil products to Batumi Georgia , on the Black Sea . Baky also has shipyards and factories producing metal cable and cotton, leather, and food products. Old Town is one of three parts of Azerbaijan's capital city of Baku. The Old Town contains many restored buildings, and much of the area is closed to vehicular traffic. The Old Town extends from the curve of baku Bay through the hills behind it. The Synyk Kala Minaret , located in Baku's Old Town, is the city's oldest building. The minaret was constructed in the year 1093. The Palace of the Shirvan Shahs is located in the heart of Baku's Old Town. Constructed in the 15th century, the complex contains a domed pavilion, a small, two story palace, courtyards, a royal mausoleum, and a mosque. The palace contains a museum and folk dance performances are staged here. The old quarter of Baky contains the large fortress of

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