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    Ghurian (غوريان; Ghūrīān, Ghoryan, Ġūrīān) is a city and the administrative center of Ghurian District in Herat Province, Afghanistan. It is 790 m high...
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  • The Ghurian District (Ghoryan District) is an Afghan administrative district (Wuleswali) in far western Afghanistan in western Herat Province. The district...
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    of ordnance towards Ghurian to commence the bombardment of its fort. Mohammad Yusuf ordered the commander of the fort at Ghurian, Ahmad Khan Qale-Kahi...
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    1860 oil painting depicting the successful Iranian siege of the fort of Ghurian in 1837 serves as a contradictory source of information. Several noteworthy...
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    siege. Although he failed to conquer Herat, Mohammad's army still occupied Ghurian and other forts; a number of Afghan warlords such as Kohendil Khan of Kandahar...
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  • 17, P.M. Lessar's Second Journey in the turkoman Country - Askabad to Ghurian near Herat". The Country of the Turkomans. London: Oguz Press and the Royal...
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    section-3 from the Iran-Afghanistan border at Shamtiq–Jono (Jonaw, Junaw) to Ghurian 61.2 km route was completed in October 2017 and finally section-4 from...
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  • short-lived (1903–1906) rebellion in Guria Province, Georgia (Caucasus) Ghurian, a town in western Afghanistan Gurian-e Gora, a village in Kermanshah Province...
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  • borders the nation of Iran to the west, Gulran District to the north, and Ghurian District to the south and east. The population of Kosan District is 52...
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    movement, played a key role in reviving the confederacy. After a brief siege, Ghurian fell on November 15, 1837. The siege began on November 23, 1837, Mohammad...
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    running within Afghanistan from the border at Shamtiq–Jono to the town of Ghurian (61.2 km [38.0 mi]) was also completed. Section 4 is the line from Jono...
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  • line is part of the proposed railway route. The section between Khaf and Ghurian (Afghanistan) was inaugurated in 2020. A railway link between Afghanistan's...
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  • Khan died comfortably, a prisoner in his own house in Tabriz. Hakim of Ghurian 1813–1816 Hakim of Mashhad 1829 Hakim of Dowlatabad (Khorasan) 1816-1833...
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    and a tribal leader from Afghanistan's Pashtun ethnic group. He was from Ghurian district in Herat Province. The first Governor of Herat President Hamid...
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  • However, the town was once again revived and is today known by the name of Ghurian. Houtsma 1987, p. 802. Bosworth 2000, pp. 229–230. Le Strange 1905, p. 411...
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  • in Kabul. 8 January Ghurian District, Herat Province 4 4 At least 4 security forces were killed and 4 others injured in Ghurian District, Herat Province...
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