Azarbaijan & Arran (Modern Republic of Azarbaijan)
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Azarbaijan
- Encyclopedia Brittanica (1911): Defining the parameters of Azarbaijan
- Where is Azarbaijan? An analysis of Bakikhanov’s Golistan e Aram by Ali Abdali (Map in English, text in Persian)
- Article in Persian by Professor J. Marquart regarding historical bonds of Azarbaijan with the rest of Iran in iranshahr Newspaper (1923) (pdf, in Persian)
Arran, Albania and the Transcaucasian Khanates (Modern Republic of Azarbaijan)
- Professor C.E. Bosworth: Arran (The new Republic of Azarbaijan)
- Research paper by Ivan Nasidze, Tamara Sarkisian, Azer Kerimov, and Mark Soneking: in the 2002 Human Genetics Journal: Genetic Study outlining replacement of Iranic languages with Turkic in the Trans-Caucasus (Modern Republic of Azarbaijan) (pdf)
- Ancient Nakhchevan: New Discoveries of an Iranian Legacy (2010)
The renaming of Arran and the Transcaucasian Khanates as “Republic of Azarbaijan”
- Professor Enayatollah Reza: Arran-The Real name of the Republic of Azarbaijan
- Professor Enayatollah Reza: Azarbaijan va Arran: Chegoone nam e Azarbaijan bar Arran Nahade shod? [Arran and Azarbaijan: How was the name of Azarbaijan applied to Arran?] (pdf, in Persian).
- Mani Parsa: Azarbaijan and Arran (in Persian)
The Nozhat al-Majales
- The Nozhat ol Majales: A major document proving the Persian legacy of Azarbaijan and Arran
- Encyclopedia Iranica: The Nozhat al-Majales
Legacy of iranic Languages of Azarbaijan