Persian frontiers

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Persian frontiers refers to the historical and geopolitical boundaries of Persia (Iran), particularly as they evolved and were contested in relation to neighboring empires and colonial powers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geopolitical concept
historical concept
appliesTo Iran
Persia
borderedBy Arab Caliphates
linked to: Islamic Caliphates

British Empire
Byzantine Empire
Caucasian polities
Central Asian khanates
linked to: Uzbek khanates

Indian polities
Mughal Empire
Ottoman Empire
Roman Empire
Russian Empire
concerns border disputes
imperial contraction
imperial expansion
territorial boundaries
hasDimension buffer zones
sphere of influence
strategic depth
hasTemporalScope antiquity to modern era
includesRegion Anatolia
Caspian Sea littoral
Caucasus
Central Asia
Indian subcontinent
linked to: South Asia

Khorasan
Mesopotamia
Persian Gulf
Transoxiana
relatedTo Achaemenid Empire
Pahlavi Iran
linked to: Pahlavi era

Parthian Empire
Qajar Iran
Safavid Empire
Sasanian Empire
shapedBy Anglo-Persian conflicts
Anglo-Russian Convention of 1907
Great Game
Ottoman–Persian Wars
Russo-Persian Wars
Treaty of Gulistan
Treaty of Turkmenchay
Treaty of Zuhab
studiedIn Iranian studies
Middle Eastern studies
historical geography
international relations

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Persia and the Persian Question covers Persian frontiers
Vaspurakan borders Persian territories
linked to: Persian frontiers
Mohammerah partOf Ottoman–Persian frontier region
linked to: Persian frontiers