Treaty of Turkmenchay

After the Treaty of Gulistan (1813), Qajar Iran cedes the South Caucasus to Russia, dividing Azerbaijani lands along the Aras.

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After the Treaty of Gulistan (1813), Qajar Iran cedes the South Caucasus to Russia, dividing Azerbaijani lands along the Aras.

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After the Treaty of Gulistan (1813), Qajar Iran cedes the South Caucasus to Russia, dividing Azerbaijani lands along the Aras.

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3200 BCE (c.)2026

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Armenians moved to New Julfa, IsfahanEarly modern Iran

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The Bab's declarationQajar Iran

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