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Turkish flag word. In the Court's words, al-Turki Kashgar (vol. 1, p. 387 Q 14) as "Btrq" and also means that the tip of the spear silk fabric is installed. Evidently special character hero (or Bahadur Alps * *) famous battles were pitched. Apparently Ghz ha the "flag" has been pronounced (ibid., nmac P. 138 (c) 3 of 9) and "Bdrq" (ibid., P. 388 1 Q 4) the name of the man are undoubtedly Mhrf "flag" because in ancient texts Uighur word "Bdrq" flag means used (molar Gabon Avyghvryka c 4 Chapter 8 Page 39 Chapter 20, p. 237). This variation in pronunciation of pre-Islamic and later continued in some dialects among Ghzan the "flag" nmac and "Byrkh" nmac popular and in this way, so two more in the form of "flag" in the works of poets Seljuk nmac period and reached nmac Kharazmshahi (vol. 1, p. 242, vol. 2, p. 260 see Bhvfy Kamal Ismail Court Gallery p. 18, p. 288). Arabic and Kurdish flag entered (Eddie milk Page 32] plural in Arabic as "Byarq" is [) and the domination of the Ottomans on the Balkan Peninsula (tenth century XII / sixteenth-eighteenth) Bulgarian languages and Romanian as ("Bayrak") and Serbian ("Baryak") reached (Karl Lvkvch p. 16). The root word of "wind-baht"] Maq [meaning "stick" that (the letter "D" in the banner of "a" has become) a "Sanjaq" (Sanjagh: nmac Leva Science) from the root "Sanjay"] Maq [meaning "dip stick" nmac is derived from the obvious similarities between the cracks of the old flag, and apparently sharp weapon (such as spears and bayonets), the hero in the wars mark the flag on it is installed. The use of the words "Svngv" (spear) and "Avrghv" (the penis) in the dictionary of Ibn Mohanna as synonymous with "flag" and much "Mtrd" and "Tradh Arabic (bayonets and spears) nmac in ancient sources (eg Beyhaqi history and the history of Sistan) flag from the perspective of the concept of modern means of confirming this fact. When Mahmoud Kashgar (fifth century) marks the Ghz ha flag of red silk and chain Parchh Qarakhanids (Ilig Khanian) was orange nmac silk (vol. 1, p. 77 Kashgar Q 5). The Parchh Al (red light) was Tnvq said. According to various sources on the Turkish flag was installed heroes marks the beginning of a wild ox tail (Yq] Yuk [Cattle Tibetan), which says Kashgar Ghz ha the "flag" and other Turks "Bjkm" they said. The last word is the name of the person, and it has also entered Persian Ghz ha. Proof synonym of "flag" and "flag" in the Persian ancient literature, Anvari military Khaghani Khajoo nmac quoted the following words Dictionary See also Bhprchm *. Sources: AA Dehkhoda dictionary under Mhmdmyn Tehran Mohammad Ali Ravandi 1325 1359 his book on Al Seljuk easily nmac Alsrvr Alsdvr and Ayatollah Mohammad Iqbal Tehran in 1333 published the book Lion Eddie Alalfaz Alfarsyh nmac Almrbh 1908 Beirut Mohammad Mohammad Vfy book printing Alalbab pitch Edward Brown Mohammad Qazvini Leiden 19031906 Karl Lokotsch, Etymologisches Worterbuch der europaischen Worter orientalischen Ursprungs, Heidelberg 1927. / Fouad Kvpryly (d. the. left) / Bayrkdar, combines Turkish Farsi means "spear". The Ottoman nmac system as several officers were given either the army or the army of feudal organization depended. Some of the leaders of Albania, which was hereditary rule is Bayrkdar said. The feudal army trout Begay (Presidential Guard), each state has its Bayrkdar under the command of the military organization in each of the blocks (classes) cavalry and janissary officer in each battalion has been the guiding him routinely and sometimes Bayrkdar the "Alamdar" ("knowledge" word of Arabic and Turkish flag) to read. Special flag Sultan Alyrtbh an employee of the court, one of the "Aga" Ian was bound Soltani pedal instead of his usually Bayrkdar "Myrlm" (instead Amyrallm) nmac to read. Most of the military in Muslim Turkish Sultan duty to protect its own flag in one of his senior officers are the same as or equivalent title means "Snjqdar 3" was known. Sources: HAR Gibb and Harold Bowen, Islamic, society and the West, London 1950-1957, I, part I, Index; IA, sv "Bayrak" (by M. Fuad Koprulu). / Bowen (d. Islam) /
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