Diyar Bakr

Summary

Diyar Bakr is a historical region^[1]. It draws 47 Wikipedia views per month (historical_region category, ranking #163 of 457).^[2]

Key Facts

• Diyar Bakr's image is recorded as Al-Jazira.svg^[3].
• Diyar Bakr's instance of is recorded as historical region^[4].
• Diyar Bakr's capital is recorded as Silvan^[5].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Ayyubid Sultanate^[6].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Hamdanid dynasty^[7].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Marwanids^[8].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Seljuk Empire^[9].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Mongol Empire^[10].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Aq Qoyunlu^[11].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Safavid Iran^[12].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Ottoman Empire^[13].
• Diyar Bakr's part of is recorded as Upper Mesopotamia^[14].
• Diyar Bakr's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0k9dshn^[15].
• Diyar Bakr's Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID is recorded as place/Diyar-Bakr^[16].

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Geography

Part of include Ayyubid Sultanate^[6], a historical country^[17], founded in 1171^[18]; Hamdanid dynasty^[7], a dynasty^[19], founded in 0890^[20]; Marwanids^[8], a dynasty^[21], founded in 0983^[22]; Seljuk Empire^[9], a historical country^[23], founded in 1037^[24]; Mongol Empire^[10], a historical country^[25], founded in 1206^[26]; and Aq Qoyunlu^[11], a historical country^[27], founded in 1378^[28].

Designation and Status

Diyar Bakr's instance of is recorded as historical region^[4].

Why It Matters

Diyar Bakr draws 47 Wikipedia views per month (historical_region category, ranking #163 of 457).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[29]