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| Kurt dynasty | 1244–1396 |
| Ilkhanate Empire | 1256–1335 |
| Chobanid dynasty | 1335–1357 |
| Muzaffarid dynasty | 1335–1393 |
| Jalayirid Sultanate | 1337–1376 |
| Sarbadars | 1337–1376 |
| Injuids | 1335–1357 |
| Afrasiyab dynasty | 1349–1504 |
| Mar'ashis | 1359–1596 |
| Timurid Empire | 1370–1507 |
| Kar-Kiya dynasty | 1370s–1592 |
| Qara Qoyunlu | 1406–1468 |
| Aq Qoyunlu | 1468–1508 |
| Safavid Iran | 1501–1736 |
| (Hotak dynasty) | 1722–1729 |
| Afsharid Iran | 1736–1796 |
| Zand dynasty | 1751–1794 |
| Qajar Iran | 1789–1925 |
| Pahlavi Iran | 1925–1979 |
| Iranian Revolution | 1979 |
| Interim Government | 1979 |
| Islamic Republic | 1979–present |
Iran portalThe Cyrtians or Kyrtians (
According to Rüdiger Schmitt,Tapyri, and others (Strabo 11.13.3). Strabo characterized the Cyrtians living in Persia as migrants and predatory brigands.
In the Hellenistic period, they seem to have been in demand as slingers, for they fought as such for the Median satrap Molon in his revolt against King Antiochus III in 220 BC.[2]
The Cyrtians were not connected to the
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