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alternate case: churs
Tabriz Khanate
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Shahbaz Khan I), *1713, †1785, succeeded his father 1731 in Churs , 1731-1785 ruler of Churs and Salmas, succeeded his brother Morteza Qoli Khan II 1747
Kursich
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to be a Turkic diminutive suffix -iq, while he compared kurs to the name Churs , attested as the name of an Armenian prince, Ossetian xors and the Ias name
Khoy County
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837 9,190 Khoy (city) 178,708 200,958 198,845 Chaypareh District1 42,225 Churs RD 4,995 Qarah Zia od Din RD 5,785 Hajjilar RD 8,856 Qarah Zia od Din (city)
Yakhchāl
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v t e Yakhchāls in Iran Yakhchāl of Churs Yakhchāl of Geli Yakhchāl of Kashmar Yakhchāl of Kheshti Yakhchāl of Kowsar Yakhchāl of Meybod Yakhchāl of Mirfattah
Yakhchāl of Kowsar
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v t e Yakhchāls in Iran Yakhchāl of Churs Yakhchāl of Geli Yakhchāl of Kashmar Yakhchāl of Kheshti Yakhchāl of Kowsar Yakhchāl of Meybod Yakhchāl of Mirfattah
Western Turkic Khaganate
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The left (east) faction consisted of five Duoliu tribes, headed by five churs (啜 chuo) separately. The right [west] faction consisted of five Nushibi
First Turkic Khaganate
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leaders (shads) of its two constituent tribal confederations, the Duolu (five churs ) and Nushibi (five irkins), whose lands were divided by the Chui River.
Victor A. Tiedjens
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Charleston, South Carolina. He was director of research and chief chemist at Na-Churs Plant Food Company (1951–1955). He was founder, vice president, and director
List of Jono and Ben episodes
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Gray's Anatomy 6 Play With Myself Jake The Bus 7 Shit Jokes My Dad Says Churs 8 KFShe Colin 9 Fashion Police Ten 7 New Zealand's Nek Top Minnit 10 Black
Chur–Arosa railway line
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which was abandoned in 2001. Immediately afterwards, the line crosses the Churs city limits from which the railway runs completely independently of the