dailam造句

• In 1042 / 3, he conquered Justanid ruler of Dailam.
• They then escaped to Dailam, on the coast of the Caspian Sea.
• The metropolitan province of Dailam and Gilan created by Timothy I was transitory.
• Al-Hasan then fled to Dailam.
• After the Mongol conquest, the Bavandis continued to rule as local strongmen of Tabaristan and sometimes Dailam.
• Justan was murdered in 919 by his brother Ali of Dailam, who became the new ruler of the Justanid dynasty.
• "You will find the communities of Israel spread abroad . . . as far as Dailam and the river Itil where live Khazar peoples who became proselytes.
• Mar'ashi, in his " History of Tabaristan o Ruyan o Mazandaran ", says that Tabaristan, Dailam, and Gilan are the regions of Padishkhwargar.
• The Zazas, living adjacent to the Kurds of Eastern Turkey and often considered Kurds themselves, are thought by some to be descended from immigrants from Dailam on the southern shore of the Caspian.
• The metropolitan Stephen Abu Amr, formerly archimandrite of the monastery of Mar Yohannan of Dailam, was consecrated metropolitan of Ilam by the patriarch Sabrisho III shortly after his consecration in 1063 / 4.
• Saint "'John of Dailam "'( " " ), was a 7th-century East Syrian Christian saint and monk, who founded several monasteries in Mesopotamia and Persia.
• The monastery played a major part in Syriac monasticism and was inhabited by several important figures in the Church of the East such as Sahdona, John of Dailam, Giwargis II, Abraham II and Thomas of Marga.
• "' John Dailam ( or Deylam ) ( Yohannan Daylam醳?) "'( born in 660 and died 26 January 738 ) is a saint of the Assyrian Church of the East and Syriac churches.
• According to the " Mukhtasar " of 1007 / 08, the diocese of'Gurgan, Bilad al-Jibal and Dailam'had been suppressed,'owing to the disappearance of Christianity in the region '.
• Moslem missionaries began to convert the Dailam region to Islam in the 9th century, and by the beginning of the 11th century the East Syrian diocese of Dailam, by then united with Gurgan as a suffragan diocese of Rai, no longer existed.
• Moslem missionaries began to convert the Dailam region to Islam in the 9th century, and by the beginning of the 11th century the East Syrian diocese of Dailam, by then united with Gurgan as a suffragan diocese of Rai, no longer existed.
• "' Daylam "', also known in the plural form "'Daylaman "'( and variants such as Dailam, Deylam, and Deilam ) was the name of a mountainous region in the lowlands of the southern part of Gilan.
• However, Isma'il's general Muhammad ibn Harun shortly revolted, forcing Isma'il to send an army under his son Ahmad Samani and cousin Abu'l-Abbas Abdullah into northern Persia in 901, including Tabaristan, forcing Muhammad to flee to Dailam.
• In Steingass s Persian Dictionary ( 1892 ) the noun  band is noted, among other things to mean  mound .  Its popular and familiar usage as  dam is obvious in Band-e Amir near Shiraz and its meaning as  obstacle or road block is evident in the word  rah-bandan .  Band-e Amir was built in the 10th century on the order of the Buyeh ruler Azod-Dowleh Dailami, whose dynasty originated from the Dailam mountain region in Gilan in north-central Iran that encompasses the Caspian Provinces of Gilan, Mazandaran and Golestan ( formerly Gorgan, Astarabad ).