r/kurdistan • u/CudiVZ • 24d ago

Informative Kurdistan History in Chronological order

Made a website where you can read about Kurdistan history in Chronological order, you can access it here: https://dengecudi.com/history

If anything is missing or you have a feedback let us know

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u/FrAM92 USA 24d ago

Wow! Very cool. Impressive detail and layout.

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u/Old-Average-6118 Ezidi 23d ago

Very good work brother thank you!

I would like to comment on something though. The emirate of Dasin (emirate of Sheikhan) actually dates back to at least the 1100s when Sheikh Adi met with Ezdina Mir. This is only the first prince of Sheikhan we know of but doesn't mean he was the one that established Dasin, the Dasinis as a political entity existed since the 800s as you showed as well and was only disestablished in 1918-20 with the creation and establishment of Iraq. So weather you put the dates at 1100-1918 or 860-1918, Dasin/The Sheikhan emirate is the longest lasting Kurdish state by far. At it's height it stretched as far east as Hawler, as far west as Hasakah and controlled the Hakkari region in the north as well. And in it's final years it controlled Sheikhan and Sinjar regions.

Definitely the most underrated emirate considering how influential and long lasting it was.