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Topic: What about Karabakh? Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 20:14 |
Hi. I am going to bed so I will reply tommorow. But before that I will ask you one question,please respond.
You said:
"So how does this make Albanians closer to Azeris who are Turkic Muslims? You're drawing illogical parellels between Albanians and Azeris, and you are assuming they are the same people when they clearly are not."
Can you please answer:
Do you accept iranians desiry at present time to claim Persia ancetry to prove their rights?
If your answer is yes, so please think about my second question:
Do you believe that modern muslim iranians are the same nation who lived in Persia a few thousands years ago?
If answer is yes, please explain how modern iranians who are muslim,with muslim believes ,traditions, culture, poetry and art can claim their rights for pre-islamic history of Persia?????))))))
thanks
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Shah Ismail I Sefevid - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasti of Iran.
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Qajar
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Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 20:31 |
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Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 20:35 |
Well done Russia & UKforumers, Learn to how destroy unification of a Nation & turn them to enemy
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Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 20:37 |
@Qajar:Here is not Thread that you must answer meyou may repost them here: http://www.allempires.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=9339& ;PN=1&TPN=2any way, I asked, REPUBLIC OF AZARBAIEJAN not ATROPATAN STATE
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Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 20:43 |
I will answer you tomorrow my "dear" pars brother!!!
But now I need go to bed. Sorry mate.))
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Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 23:00 |
Originally posted by Qajar
Hi. I am going to bed so I will reply tommorow. But before that I will ask you one question,please respond.
You said:
"So how does this make Albanians closer to Azeris who are Turkic Muslims? You're drawing illogical parellels between Albanians and Azeris, and you are assuming they are the same people when they clearly are not."
Can you please answer:
Do you accept iranians desiry at present time to claim Persia ancetry to prove their rights?
If your answer is yes, so please think about my second question:
Do you believe that modern muslim iranians are the same nation who lived in Persia a few thousands years ago?
If answer is yes, please explain how modern iranians who are muslim,with muslim believes ,traditions, culture, poetry and art can claim their rights for pre-islamic history of Persia?????))))))
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This is another one of your strange parallels. Iran was officially called Persia, until one of their later Shahs chose to call it Iran. That way, the country wasn't exclusive to ethnic Persians anymore, but to all Iranians. Iranian members might elaborate... After Persia converted to Islam, the language - Farsi - remained intact (even though a lot of foreign words entered). Same thing when Armenia converted to Christianity. Only the religion changed, but it was always the same people. That wasn't the case in Albania.
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Posted: 19-Feb-2006 at 23:26 |
Is the name of the country is important???? All countries which exist in azerbaijan land were azeri by political, etnicity and historical means.( Albaniya, Atropatena, Atabegs state,Eldigiz state,Shirvan-Shirvanshax state, Sefevid empire,azeri xanats,Azerbaijan Demokratic Republic, Azerbaijan SSR and Azerbaijan Republic). The bottom line is that azeri people lived in this region always despite the name of the country they build. Albanian state was formed 2300 years ago. There were 26 albanian tribes at that momnet and 5 of them were turkish speaking tribes. The one of the major tribe called khazar was turkish by etnicity. There were number of turkish oguz trbies which moved to Albania during VII-X c. and process of assimilation between albanians and turkish people was going on for a centures. Azeri nation has two roots - albanian and turkish, and of course turkish roots are more strength and more exist now, simply because their were more stronger and islam which been accepted by people of Albania unified them. This is simple. |
This is only your version of history. Azerbaijan was an artificial state created in late 19th century, and early 20th century.
http://www.cilicia.com/History.htm/
Does name of Armenia was exist before 20th century????...no. Armenians had a different names of their states - Kingdom of Ani, Kingdom of Killikia, Urartu ( armenian sayas that urartu is armenian state but in fact it was multinational state ruled by juerish dinasty) )) |
Kilikia was also called Lesser Armenia or Little Armenia. Search for Cilician Armenian coins. Coins used during Levon's reign said ''Levon Takavor Hayots'' (Levon, King of Armenians), not ''Levon, Takavor Giligio" (Levon, King of Cilicia) Urartu and Armenia were synonymous, as shown on the Behistun carvings.
As I said there was no such state Armenia in this land. Artsakh is the old albanian name and was small albanian kingdom inside of Albania state. And during 17th 18th and 19th centuries it was KArabagh xanat with khan named Panah khan Dzhevanshir Karabaxly and ruled by his family during more that 200 years. The roots of Panah Khan Dzhevanshir from one side coming from albanian royal family Mexranids and their last and most significant king Dzhevanshir Mexranid. His son was married on turkish princess and since that moment it's became a mostly turkish-azeri dinasty. |
Have you heard of the 5 Armenian melikates, which had a strong influence in Karabagh and Syunik, and who ruled over the land for a small period of time under Davit Bek? "Armenians were a large minority in Baku, Sumgait, and in other towns of Azerbaijan. What happened to them?"
I don't think so my friend. |
I guess you're right. It doesn't take too much to beath Azeris on the battlefield.
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 00:03 |
stop saying that qajar dynasty and safavid dynasty were an azerbaijani empire!
they were not! they were just azeri's who came to the throne of Iran, even they themselves considered themselves as part of Iran, and just another dynasty in the chain of dynasty's of iran (persia). there was no azerbaijani empire.
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 00:07 |
Originally posted by Artaxiad
Originally posted by Qajar
Hi. I am going to bed so I will reply tommorow. But before that I will ask you one question,please respond.
You said:
"So how does this make Albanians closer to Azeris who are Turkic Muslims? You're drawing illogical parellels between Albanians and Azeris, and you are assuming they are the same people when they clearly are not."
Can you please answer:
Do you accept iranians desiry at present time to claim Persia ancetry to prove their rights?
If your answer is yes, so please think about my second question:
Do you believe that modern muslim iranians are the same nation who lived in Persia a few thousands years ago?
If answer is yes, please explain how modern iranians who are muslim,with muslim believes ,traditions, culture, poetry and art can claim their rights for pre-islamic history of Persia?????))))))
thanks
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This is another one of your strange parallels. Iran was officially called Persia, until one of their later Shahs chose to call it Iran. That way, the country wasn't exclusive to ethnic Persians anymore, but to all Iranians. Iranian members might elaborate...
After Persia converted to Islam, the language - Farsi - remained intact (even though a lot of foreign words entered).
Same thing when Armenia converted to Christianity. Only the religion changed, but it was always the same people.
That wasn't the case in Albania.
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in english, we call germany germany, because of the roman term germania.
but germans call germany dutschland.
its the same for iran. Persia comes from the greek term Persis, which came from iran's Pars (now fars) province which held the capital city of perspolis.
but iranians, even Cyrus the Great, have always called it Iran. the shah of iran in the 1930's decided for some reason (its not really evident why, but some speculate that the shah wanted to make closer ties with germany, therefore wanted to make it clear that Iran was also aryan) to make Persia known by its iranian name, which is Iran.
this has caused a lot of confusion, and now people are trying to use Persia in english again, to refer to Iran, and Iran in farsi, so people dont think that Persia is gone or that persians are not iranians.
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"If they attack Iran, of course I will fight. But I will be fighting to defend Iran... my land. I will not be fighting for the government and the nuclear cause." ~ Hamid, veteran of the Iran Iraq War
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 08:48 |
Originally posted by Artaxiad
I don't think so my friend. |
I guess you're right. It doesn't take too much to beath Azeris on the battlefield.
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yes expecially children and woman isnt it? Like youre hero's did in khojali...
that's not beating that's being a coward, brainless human, an armenian.
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 12:16 |
haha, Quajar, I am assuming you got the maps from the same place.
Just look at the map that says "Albania III century B.C", and on the
map it says Urartu...which has been gone since 6th Century B.C.
Judging from that map, one can safely say that all others can in no way be trusted.
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 12:28 |
That is how easy it is to make propaganda, but at least mine is about 90% truth.
Do you claim to be descended from Medians now Qajar? They weren't Turks, neother were the Parthians or anyone else int hat area until the Seljuqs arrived.
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The Medes were an Iranian people, who lived in the north, western, and northwestern portions of present-day Iran, and roughly the areas of present day Tehran, Hamedan, Azarbaijan, north of Esfahan, Zanjan, and Kurdistan. This region was known in Greek as Media. By the 6th century BC, the Medes were able to establish an empire that stretched from Aran province (the modern-day Republic of Azerbaijan) to north and Central Asia and Afghanistan.
The Medes are credited with the foundation of Iran as a nation and empire, and established the first Iranian empire, the largest of its day until Cyrus the Great established a unified empire of the Medes and Persians, often referred to as the Achaemenid Persian Empire, by defeating his grandfather and overlord, Astyages the shah of Media. Until that point, all Iranians were refered to as Mede or Mada by the peoples of the Ancient World.
Medes in ancient times intermarried with other Iranians, especially Persians. Thus many modern Iranians are descendants of the Medes. However, Mede heritage today is primarily claimed by the Kurds and other groups in the western part of the Iranian plateau, including the Lurs, Isfahanis and Azeris.
Apart from a few personal names, the language of the Medes is almost entirely unknown, but was undoubtedly quite similar to the Avestan and Scythian languages; according to some research Persians and Medians could communicate with each other at that time.(see Mede language, below) |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_(region)
If you claim to be Medean, then you are Iranian, if you claim to be Turkish you CANT be Medean.
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 16:56 |
"Talyshi sisters celebrating Norooz in Baku, shortly after they are attacked and brutally beaten to death by the fascist tatars. the pictures are too brutal to show to you my dear friends and forummers."
)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
You using talish sites which sponsored by iranians and armenians.))))
I never heard about this story of killed sisters in Baku)))
Can you please provide me with real photo of killed sisters???
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 17:06 |
Khojaly genocide At night from February 25 to 26 the Armenian armed forces occupied the town of Khojaly. The occupation was carried out with active support of several units of the Russian Army's 366th regiment. Occupation of Khojaly was followed with unprecedented brutalities against the civilian population. In a few hours the aggressors killed 613 innocent and unarmed people. Among them were 106 women, 83 children. 56 people were killed with special brutality. 8 families were totally exterminated. 25 children were totally, and 130 children were partly orphaned. 476 people became disabled persons (of them 76 were minors). 1275 people were taken into hostage and even though afterwards most of the hostages were released from captivity, the fates of 150 of them are still unknown.
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 17:14 |
This is how "great" armenian soldiers with help from RSSIAN ARMY killed azeri women and chlidren. And all this happened with support from Russia and Iran. It's understandble that Russia helped their christian ally in Caucause but how Iran could help armenians against muslim azeries, I still can't understand!!!!
shame on them both.
The situation was very tense. After ravaging the villages Gushchular and Malibayli, Armenians gathered all their forces in Khojaly direction. All the electric wires were cut. There wasn't electricity, bread, and food. The last helicopter flew away on January 29. On February 18, a military helicopter from Ganja landed in Khojaly airport. But these "comings" couldn't save the habitants from dangerThey were feeling great dangers. But they were helpless. The enemy had several tanks and armored carriers. They were feeling... There was a trouble ahead!!! February 25!... Khojalians didn't have any connection with neighboring regions, and in whole, with Azerbaijan. Having been forgotten by 'everyone, they were living the last hours there. The circle of blockade was narrowing. Khojalians sent SOS!!! to everywhere for help. Now Khojaly was quite helpless. Armenians were sure that in such a severe frost death rolls would be more than expected. It happened as they planned. About 10-11 o'clock in the evening began an awful attack: with the help of Russian militaries rabid Armenians attacked from 6 sides. Armenians wanted to deal cruelly with Turks. The night from 25th - to 26th February 1992 ended in tragedy for Khojalians. At midnight people under the bullet rain ran into the forests and mountains barefooted. The land called Motherland was in the hands of the enemy. Poor Khojalians didn't know that the tragedy was ahead. Running away wasn't a tragedy. In reality it was happiness that they could run away and save their lives. Khojalians left their full of houses, all their wealth. They couldn't even put on their warm dresses. Someone's money, wealth, someone's old and ill parents stayed in burnt houses. In this stampede someone lost their children and couldn't run...
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Posted: 20-Feb-2006 at 17:21 |
I present you the incomplete list of killed azeri people in vilage of Khojaly. All these people were killed during a few hours by armenians and russian soldiers.
Before armenian started this massacre, their general said:" It is our time now take revange on turks and killed as many turk bastards as possible"
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Shah Ismail I Sefevid - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasti of Iran.
Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasty in Iran.
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Shah Ismail I Sefevid - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasti of Iran.
Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasty in Iran.
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WARNING !!!
THESE PHOTOS ARE NOT ADVICED TO VIEW BY PERSONS WHO ARE PSYCOLOGICALLY WEAK !!!
AZERI-TURK VICTIMS IN KHOJALY VILLAGE. ALL OF THEM ARE GENOCIDE VICTIMS!!!
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Shah Ismail I Sefevid - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasti of Iran.
Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasty in Iran.
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You using talish sites which sponsored by iranians and armenians.)))) | I've new Question besides your age,Are you Mollah?? Take ur chance & be one of them, you have this great ability yo think as them, They know all roots of problem is US, same you know roots of all problem is Iran & Armenia
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AZERI-TURKISH BLOOD ON ARMENIAN AND RUSSIAN HANDS!!!!!
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Shah Ismail I Sefevid - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasti of Iran.
Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasty in Iran.
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