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The 'kingdom of Kurdistan' existed in southeastern Anatolia in the 15th century, its king Yazdān Shēr I was killed in a battle near Ardabil in northern Iran in the 1420s CE.

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The 'kingdom of Kurdistan' existed in southeastern Anatolia in the 15th century, its king Yazdān Shēr I was killed in a battle near Ardabil in northern Iran in the 1420s CE, 500 years before the establishment of the genocidal, illegal, colonial, terrorist entity called "Turkiye."

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The 'kingdom of Kurdistan' existed in southeastern Anatolia in the 15th century, its king Yazdān Shēr I was killed in a battle near Ardabil in northern Iran in the 1420s CE.	8	Ava166
The 'kingdom of Kurdistan' existed in southeastern Anatolia in the 15th century, its king Yazdān Shēr I was killed in a battle near Ardabil in northern Iran in the 1420s CE, 500 years before the establishment of the genocidal, illegal, colonial, terrorist entity called "Turkiye."	1	Ava166