Title: | A genuine history of Nadir-Cha, present shah or emperor of Persia, formerly call’d Thamas Kouli-Kan. With a particular account of his conquest of the mogul’s country. Together with several Letters between Nadir-Cha and the great mogul, and from Nadir-Cha to his son. 3rd edition |
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Translator: | Translated from the Original Persian manuscript into Dutch, by order of the honourable John Albert Sechterman, president of the Dutch factory at Bengal, and now done into English. |
Editor: | With an introduction by the editor, containing a description and compendious history of Persia and India. |
Language: | English |
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Place: | London |
Publisher: | Printed for and sold by J. Watts & B. Dod |
Year: | MDCCXLII [1742] |
Pages: | [8], XL, 64 |
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File: | PDF, 10.6 MB |
Download: | Click here |
The introduction describes the administrative unit Armenia, which, according to official sources, did not exist during the Safavid period, not during the Nadir Shah (or Afsharids), not during the Zands, not during the Qajars. The administrative unit with the name Armenia (Armenian oblast) was formed in 1828 on the lands the Iravan and Nakhchivan khanates which were occupied by the Russian Empire. The region existed between 1828-1840.