Quhistan (Persian: قهستان) or Kohistan (کهستان, "mountainous land") was a region of medieval Persia, essentially the southern part of Khurasan. Its boundaries...

region—the Ilkhanate. Hülegü's campaign began with attacks on strongholds in Quhistan and Qumis amidst intensified internal dissensions among Nizari leaders...

the northern and eastern regions, particularly in Daylam, Khurasan and Quhistan. The Ismailis and other occupied peoples of Persia held shared resentment...

Province, South Khorasan Province, and sometimes eastern Semnan Province Quhistan - southern Khorasan; Persian Gulf Iran (Persian Gulf region of Iran, Southern...

Birjand was a small part of Quhistan which almost encompasses the borders of today South Khorasan. The main cities of Quhistan were Toon (now Ferdows) and...

Shahrud river. Meanwhile, Hassan dispatched Husayn Qa'ini to his homeland, Quhistan (a region southwest of Khurasan), where he was more successful. The Quhistani...

the northern and eastern regions, particularly in Daylaman, Khorasan and Quhistan. The Ismailis and other occupied peoples of Iran held shared resentment...

Ahmad Sanjar, then ruler of Khorasan, to attack Assassin strongholds in Quhistan. The siege at Tabas was at first successful, with the walls of the fortress...

Kerman and Fars also; and from ʿAla al-Din of Alamut, his governors in Quhistan, Shihab al-Din and Shams al-Din. And all this great assembly came with...

кӯҳистон, lit. 'mountainous land'), also transliterated Kuhistan, Kuhiston, Quhistan, may refer to: Kohistan District, Kapisa, Kapisa Province Kohistan Hesa...

Great Desert. In this larger sense, it included Transoxiana, Sijistan and Quhistan. Its Central Asian boundary was the Chinese desert and the Pamirs, while...

Daylaman (particularly, in Alamut and Rudbar; north of modern-day Qazvin) and Quhistan (south of Khurasan), as well as in Qumis. Most of the Syrian Ismaili castles...

also known as Turaythith (طریثیث), is a medieval district and city of the Quhistan region. It corresponds to the Kashmar area, located in the present-day...

successfully drove them from a number of their strongholds, including Quhistan and Tabas. However, an anecdote indicates that en route to their chief...

al-Naysaburi - from Nishapur, Iran al-Qazwini – from Qazvin al-Quhistani - from Quhistan al-Qumisi, al-Kumisi - from Qumis, Iran al-Razi – from Ray, Iran al-Rûmani...

managed to extend their influence beyond Sistan, such as when parts of Quhistan were conquered in the late 13th century. The Mihrabanids were often vassals...

(Behistun / Persepolis / Naqsh-e Rustam / Susa / Daeva inscriptions) Akaufaka (Quhistan?) Amyrgoi Arabia Arachosia Aria Armenia Assyria Babylonia Bactria Cappadocia...

tribes Qabailistan – a region in western Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Quhistan – a region of medieval Persia, essentially the southern part of Greater...

Iraq and dispatching expeditionary forces against Tukharistan, Balkh and Quhistan. Although the mass resettlement improved Iraq's economic and political...

(Behistun / Persepolis / Naqsh-e Rustam / Susa / Daeva inscriptions) Akaufaka (Quhistan?) Amyrgoi Arabia Arachosia Aria Armenia Assyria Babylonia Bactria Cappadocia...

made his most important contributions in science, first in those of the Quhistan region under Muhtasham Nasir al-Din Abd al-Rahim ibn Abi Mansur (where...

Zamindawar. Ala al-Din Ali later lead a campaign against the Ismailis in Quhistan. After the death of Mu'izz al-Din Muhammad in 1206, Ala al-Din Ali was...

inherited most of the Kart lands, except for Sarakhs and a portion of Quhistan, which Ghiyas-uddin's stepbrother Malik Muhammad ibn Mu'izz-uddin gained...

Ismailis of Persia and Syria Stalemate Nizaris consolidate a state in Daylam, Quhistan, and Jabal Bahra', then controls other scattered areas in Alborz mountains...

(11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 755–756. W. Barthold (1984). "Quhistan, Kirman, and Makran". An Historical Geography of Iran. Translated by Svat...

Tabasayn (lit. 'the two Tabas') was a district in Quhistan in the medieval period. The name, although referring to both cities, was often applied by geographers...

commander. Notably held by Buzurg-Ummid. Muhtasham (محتشم) – a governor of Quhistan. Mahdī - the rightly guided one Qāim - the one who rises Nāṭiq (ناطق) -...

asawira via Quhistan. The people of Tabasayn had broken their peace treaty and had allied with the Hepthalites of Herat. al-Ahnaf reconquered Quhistan and defeated...

Kerman and Fars also; and from ʿAla al-Din of Alamut, his governors in Quhistan, Shihab al-Din and Shams al-Din. And all this great assembly came with...

insurrection against the Arabs. The rebellion spread in Herat, Badghis and Quhistan, and later they even managed to repel the Arabs from Nishapur and Balkh...