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1736–1796 Iranian dynasty of Turkoman origin
This article is about the Afsharid royal dynasty. For the royal state, see
Afsharid Iran .
The Afsharid dynasty (
Persian : افشاریان ) was an
Iranian dynasty founded by
Nader Shah (
r. 1736–1747 ) of the Qirqlu clan of the
Turkoman
Afshar tribe , ruling over the
Afsharid Empire .
List of Afsharid monarchs
No.
Shah
Portrait
Reigned from
Reigned until
Time in office
Seal
Coinage
1
Nader Shah
8 March 1736
20 June 1747
11 years, 104 days
2
Adel Shah
6 July 1747
1 October 1748
1 year, 87 days
—
3
Shahrokh Shah
—
1 October 1748
January 1750
1 year, 92 days
—
4
Ebrahim Afshar
—
8 December 1748
1749
—
Family tree
References
Sources
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ISBN
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ISBN
978-0300112542 .
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ISBN
978-1850437062 .
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ISBN
0521200954 .
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Madelung, Wilferd ;
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ISSN
1875-9831 .
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ISBN
978-0-71009-095-9 .
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"Afshār" . In Fleet, Kate;
Krämer, Gudrun ; Matringe, Denis; Nawas, John;
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ISSN
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ISSN
1873-9830 .
Ancient
3400–539 BC 550 BC–AD 224 AD 224–651
Medieval and early modern
632–1090 977–1432 1370–1925
Modern
See also