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villages include, south to north, Darmarakht, Wiyod, Wiroodhj, Bashor, Vuzh-Pidrudh, Dhishahr, Shidwood, and Tsaghnod. Note; the village names are given as they appear in the local language. Population of the Afghan district totals approximately 24,000 residents. Some of the bigger villages in the Tajik side of Shughnan include, south to north, Darmarakht, Porshnev, Buni, Sokhcharv, and Rosht Qala.
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It is in this province that those fine and valuable gems the Balas Rubies are found. They are got in certain rocks among the mountains, and in the search for them the people dig great caves underground, just as is done by miners for silver. There is but one special mountain that produces them, and it
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The Afghan Rushan (Rushan is also a separate district in Tajikistan) falls under the administrative rule of Shughnan district, and is referred to as Rushan sub-district (i.e. Rushan Alaqadari). There are about ten sizable and many more smaller villages in the Shughnan district of Afghanistan. These
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In 1829 the Mirs of Shughnan were forced to pay tribute to Murad Beg of Kunduz. In 1874 Shughnan was subjugated into Afghanistan, but the mirs still continues to rule the area until September 1883, when Shughnan was annexed by
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agreement of 1893. In an 1895 agreement between the British and Russia, Moscow agreed to hand over all districts previously occupied by her on the left bank of the
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wrote: "North of Shughnan lies Roshan, ruled usually by relatives of the old chiefs of Shughnan... there is no proof, however, to their genealogical claims."
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The people residing in the Shughnan district, both the Tajik side and Afghan side of the border, speak their own language called Shughni (Khughnani).
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of Afghanistan is called Qaleh Barpanjeh (قلعه برپنجه). The administrative center of the
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In modern times Shughnan and its vassal Roshan were states whose native rulers, the
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A brief account of the region, its people and their language.
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This article is about the region. For other uses, see
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Shughnan
Shughni (disambiguation)
The Panj river at the border
Shighnan is located in Afghanistan
Shighnan is located in Tajikistan
37°37′0″N 71°27′0″E / 37.61667°N 71.45000°E / 37.61667; 71.45000
Country
Afghanistan
Province
Badakhshan
Districts
Shighnan
Time zone
UTC+4:30
Tajik
Persian
Pashto
Shughni
Badakhshan Province
Afghanistan
Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province
Tajikistan
Shighnan District
Shughnon District
Khorogh
ruby
Marco Polo

mirs of Shighnan
Alexander the Great

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