Kurdistan

**Kurdistan**
	; Deng lugal nung nu la manuknangan deng Kurd
Amanu	Kurdish, Turkish, Arabic and Persian
Lugal	Albugan ampong Pangulu albugang Iranian Plateau: Upper Mesopotamia, Zagros, Mauli albugang Anatolia, kayabe la reng dake ning Pangulu albugang Iran, pangulung Iraq, pangulu aslagang Syria ampong mauli aslagang Turkey
Lapad (Tantsa)	190,000 km²–390,000 km²; 74,000 sq.mi–151,000 sq.mi
Populasyun	25 anggang 30 milyun (Populasyun a Kurdish) (Est.)

Ing Kurdistan ((makiramdam) (help·info) "Labwad da reng Kurd";^[3] a ausan da mu namang Curdistan kanita;^[4]^[5] laun a lagyu: Corduene^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9]^[10]^[11]^[12]) metung yang e makaing malino pamigulis a labwad nung nu deng Kurds ing manimunang mayorya ning populasyun,^{[mangailangangan yang sitas/suporta]} at nung nu la makabasi deng Kurdish a kultura, amanu, ampong pamikilalang pambangsa king kasalesayan.^[13]

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King kasalungsungan a pamangamit, ing Kurdistan mangabaldugan yang deng mapilan a dake ning albugang Turkey (Turkish Kurdistan), pangulung Iraq (Iraqi Kurdistan), pangulu albugang Iran (Iranian Kurdistan) ampong [pangulu]]ng Syria (Western Kurdistan) nung nu deng Kurd ing manimunang manuknangan.^[14] Halus katulid ne ning Kurdistan ing labwad a bibilugan da rengpangulu albugan ning kabundukan a Zagros ampong aslagan ning kabundukan a Taurus mountain ranges,^[15] at miraras ya kareng dake ning Armenia.

Minuna yang mika kabilyan a autonomous (maki sariling pamanibala) king pamikasundu anyang 1970 king kapamahalan a Iraqi, at mekumpirma yang pasibayu ing kayang kabilyan antimong labwad a autonomous kilub ning pederal a republikang Iraqi anyang 2005.^[16] Ating lalawigan a maki lagyung Kurdistan king Iran; ala yang sariling pamanibala.

Asakup de reng Kurd a lalaban king Gerang sibil king Syria ing maragul a dake ning pangulu aslagan ning Syria kabang minurung la reng pwersang kakampi nang al-Assad ba lang lumaban kareng aliwang lugal. Uling atátag de ing sarili rang kapamahalan, minyad lang autonomia king demokratikung Syria deng aliwang Kurd; den namang aliwa, kapagnasan dang mitátag magsarili o independienting Kurdistan.^[17]

Bisa lang mitikdong mágsariling bangsang estadung (nation state) Kurdistan deng aliwang agumang nasyonalistang Kurdish, a bibilugan da reng aliwa o ing sablang lugal a keraklan Kurdish, kabang deng aliwa naman, mangampanya la para king karagdagang autonomiyang Kurdish kilub da reng kasalukuyang angganan da reng bangsa.^[18]^[19]

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[1]
Kurdistan - Definitions from Dictionary.com. Retrieved on 2007-10-21.
[2]
Kurdish Studies Program. Florida State University. Retrieved on 2007-03-17.
[3]
Kurdistan. Encyclopaedia Britannica Online. Retrieved on 2010-07-29.
[4]
The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster—Page 511, Original from Oxford University—published 1830
[5]
An Account of the State of Roman-Catholick Religion, Sir Richard Steele, Published 1715
[6]
N. Maxoudian, Early Armenia as an Empire: The Career of Tigranes III, 95–55 BC, Journal of The Royal Central Asian Society, Vol. 39, Issue 2, April 1952 , pp. 156–163.
[7]
A.D. Lee, The Role of Hostages in Roman Diplomacy with Sasanian Persia, Historia: Zeitschrift für Alte Geschichte, Vol. 40, No. 3 (1991), pp. 366–374 (see p.371)
[8]
M. Sicker, The pre-Islamic Middle East, 231 pp., Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000, (see p.181)
[9]
J. den Boeft, Philological and historical commentary on Ammianus Marcellinus XXIII, 299 pp., Bouma Publishers, 1998. (see p.44)
[10]
J. F. Matthews, Political life and culture in late Roman society, 304 pp., 1985
[11]
George Henry Townsend, A manual of dates: a dictionary of reference to the most important events in the history of mankind to be found in authentic records, 1116 pp., Warne, 1867. (see p.556)
[12]
F. Stark, Rome on the Euphrates: the story of a frontier, 481 pp., 1966. (see p.342)
[13]
M. T. O'Shea, Trapped between the map and reality: geography and perceptions of Kurdistan , 258 pp., Routledge, 2004. (see p.77)
[14]
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2005.
[15]
Kurdistan, Britannica Concise.
[16]
Iraqi Constitution, Article 113.
[17]
"Kurds seek autonomy in democratic Syria", BBC (August 16, 2012).
[18]
The Kurdish Conflict: Aspirations for Statehood within the Spirals of International Relations in the 21st Century. Kurdishaspect.com. Archived from the original on 5 June 2011. Retrieved on 2011-05-13.
[19]
Hamit Bozarslan “The Kurdish Question: Can it be solved withing Europe?”, page 84 “The years of silence and of renewal” in Olivier Roy, ed. “Turkey Today: A European Country?”.

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[borders-1] [1]
Kurdistan - Definitions from Dictionary.com. Retrieved on 2007-10-21.

[FSU-2] [2]
Kurdish Studies Program. Florida State University. Retrieved on 2007-03-17.

[BritannicaKurdistan-3] [3]
Kurdistan. Encyclopaedia Britannica Online. Retrieved on 2010-07-29.

[4] [4]
The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster—Page 511, Original from Oxford University—published 1830

[5] [5]
An Account of the State of Roman-Catholick Religion, Sir Richard Steele, Published 1715

[6] [6]
N. Maxoudian, Early Armenia as an Empire: The Career of Tigranes III, 95–55 BC, Journal of The Royal Central Asian Society, Vol. 39, Issue 2, April 1952 , pp. 156–163.

[A.D._Lee,_1991_pp._366-374-7] [7]
A.D. Lee, The Role of Hostages in Roman Diplomacy with Sasanian Persia, Historia: Zeitschrift für Alte Geschichte, Vol. 40, No. 3 (1991), pp. 366–374 (see p.371)

[8] [8]
M. Sicker, The pre-Islamic Middle East, 231 pp., Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000, (see p.181)

[9] [9]
J. den Boeft, Philological and historical commentary on Ammianus Marcellinus XXIII, 299 pp., Bouma Publishers, 1998. (see p.44)

[10] [10]
J. F. Matthews, Political life and culture in late Roman society, 304 pp., 1985

[11] [11]
George Henry Townsend, A manual of dates: a dictionary of reference to the most important events in the history of mankind to be found in authentic records, 1116 pp., Warne, 1867. (see p.556)

[12] [12]
F. Stark, Rome on the Euphrates: the story of a frontier, 481 pp., 1966. (see p.342)

[13] [13]
M. T. O'Shea, Trapped between the map and reality: geography and perceptions of Kurdistan , 258 pp., Routledge, 2004. (see p.77)

[14] [14]
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2005.

[15] [15]
Kurdistan, Britannica Concise.

[16] [16]
Iraqi Constitution, Article 113.

[17] [17]
"Kurds seek autonomy in democratic Syria", BBC (August 16, 2012).

[18] [18]
The Kurdish Conflict: Aspirations for Statehood within the Spirals of International Relations in the 21st Century. Kurdishaspect.com. Archived from the original on 5 June 2011. Retrieved on 2011-05-13.

[19] [19]
Hamit Bozarslan “The Kurdish Question: Can it be solved withing Europe?”, page 84 “The years of silence and of renewal” in Olivier Roy, ed. “Turkey Today: A European Country?”.

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Deng lugal nung nu la manuknangan deng Kurd
Amanu	Kurdish, Turkish, Arabic and Persian
Lugal	Albugan ampong Pangulu albugang Iranian Plateau: Upper Mesopotamia, Zagros, Mauli albugang Anatolia, kayabe la reng dake ning Pangulu albugang Iran, pangulung Iraq, pangulu aslagang Syria ampong mauli aslagang Turkey^[1]
Lapad (Tantsa)	190,000 km²–390,000 km² 74,000 sq.mi–151,000 sq.mi
Populasyun	25 anggang 30 milyun (Populasyun a Kurdish) (Est.)^[2]