Shirvan

Shirvan is a historical region in the eastern Caucasus, as known in both pre-Islamic Sasanian and Islamic times. Today, the region is an industrially and agriculturally developed part of the Republic of Azerbaijan that stretches between the western shores of the Caspian Sea and the Kura River, centered on the Shirvan Plain.

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Farman by Shah Tahmasp I (1)

Lala Mustafa Pasha captured Shirvan in the Iran campaign of 1578

Farman by Shah Tahmasp I (2)

Farman by Shah Tahmasp I (3)

Trade crossing near the borders of Shirvan. The confluence of the Kura and Araks rivers.Javate and Qalaqayın.

Letter from Haji Dawood

Letter from Haji Dawood (continued)

Provinciarum persicarum Kilaniae nempe Chirvaniae Dagestaniae aliarumque vicinarum regionum partium

Shirvan Tatar, engraving from 1839

Azerbaijani man from shamakhi

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Farman by Shah Tahmasp I (1)		Commons
commons	image		Lala Mustafa Pasha captured Shirvan in the Iran campaign of 1578		Commons
commons	image		Farman by Shah Tahmasp I (2)		Commons
commons	image		Farman by Shah Tahmasp I (3)		Commons
commons	image		Trade crossing near the borders of Shirvan. The confluence of the Kura and Araks rivers.Javate and Qalaqayın.		Commons
commons	image		Letter from Haji Dawood		Commons
commons	image		Letter from Haji Dawood (continued)		Commons
commons	image		Provinciarum persicarum Kilaniae nempe Chirvaniae Dagestaniae aliarumque vicinarum regionum partium		Commons
commons	image		Shirvan Tatar, engraving from 1839		Commons
commons	image		Azerbaijani man from shamakhi		Commons