Übersetzung für "Sogdiana" in Deutsch

Sogdiana and the Hephtalites in Tocharistan are particularly important in this respect.

Darius has every interest to present himself as a natural exponent of Sogdiana and San initiator of restoration of dynastikis legality.

A stay at Sogdiana places you in the heart of St. Julian's, steps from Spinola Bay and 5 minutes by foot from Paceville.

Driven away of Gansu by the Han and from the Tarim basin by the Hsiong-nu, the Yue-Tsi moved west into the Sakka lands and both overran Greek Bactriana around 150 BC giving rise to the Indo-European Buddhist Kushan Dynasty which controlled northern India, Afghanistan and Sogdiana until the 3rd century AD.

From the 6th century AD the region under Cyrus the Great was part of the Achaemenid Persian empire, subdivided into Satrapia, Bactria, Sogdiana, Khwarezm and Parthia. Kwarezm used to be a center of the Zoroastrian religion.

Let's remind, in April of the expiring year there was a news that Sogdiana gets divorced from husband, the president of hockey club Bashir Kushtov.

Last name is connected with the most powerful trading union Sogdiana, arisen in the Middle Ages in Central Asia from educated ellinizirovannyh cities.

Another part submitted itself to the Kangju living in neighbouring Sogdiana which, at that time, was a nomadic realm situated between Aral Sea and the Tian Shan Mountains and Lake Balkhash (swampy lake without effluent), respectively.

The Seljuqs were responsible for the export of Central-Asian clothes and music – artifacts of pre-Islam in Sogdiana and Transoxianian – to Anatolia and the Iran, where they have been influencing the cultures of these regions ever since.

Recently Sogdiana admitted that her husband constantly controlled each its step and forced "to report on each movement".

The territory of modern Tadjikistan had been inhabited by the middle of the 1st millennium BC by Sogdians and Bactrians, who established the most ancient states on this land – Sogdiana and Bactria. In the VIth century BC this territory was occupied by the Persian power of Achaemenians, and later for almost a millennium Tajikistan was under the power of Macedonians, Arabs, Mongols and other conquerors.

The Yue-Tsi were occupying the Tarim basin oases when the Han began their westward expansion in 200 BC. Driven away of Gansu by the Han and from the Tarim basin by the Hsiong-nu, the Yue-Tsi moved west into the Sakka lands and both overran Greek Bactriana around 150 BC giving rise to the Indo-European Buddhist Kushan Dynasty which controlled northern India, Afghanistan and Sogdiana until the 3rd century AD. Today's Tajiks are descendants of these tribes who converted to Islam. Their Indo-European language is similar to Persian, but they are now surrounded by Turkic speaking Uzbek, Kyrgyz and Uighur people.