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Encyclopedia > Malamir

A city in Iranian province of Lorestan near the Bakhtiyari mountains, northeast of Susa. It is home to a number of important archaeological find-sites. This pertain to the Susa-linked area known as Elam or Elymais, and may even have been its nucleus containing at some unknown point the capital city Anzan.


Sources

  • North, R., Guide to Biblical Iran (Rome, 1956).

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The Bulgars were Christians even before 865 AD (791 words)
The inscriptions of Omurtag, Malamir and Presian say: “From the God appointed khan sjuvigi...
The word ‘God’ was also used by Omurtag at the building of his palace: “Let God gives him to live for 100 years.” If Omurtag was a pagan, he would mention Tangra instead.
The life of the Tiberiopul's saints by Theophilactus of Okhrid records the argument between khan Malamir and his brother Enravot.
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Khan Malamir was the youngest son of Omurtag and ruled between 831 and 836.
He maintained the peace with Byzantine and continued the persecution of Christians.
Khan Presiyan succeeded his uncle Malamir to the throne, his right-hand man was the old Kav-Khan Isbul who had been the indispensable aide of his grandfather Omurtag.
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