Yazidi went on to become the head of the Bashiqa-Bahzani and in later stages of his life, the Governor of Mosul.
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Yazidi went on to become the head of the Bashiqa-Bahzani and in later stages of his life, the Governor of Mosul.
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Yazidi describes that this place did not pay Jizya or poll tax and that it was considered the Abode of War.
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Yazidi was put in chains with his family and eventually transferred to Constantinople.
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Yazidi took the initiative of completing his tasks through violence due to the lack of cooperation from Yezidis.
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Yazidi later became the right-hand man and lieutenant of Ibrahim Pasha, the powerful chieftain of Milan confederacy and highly regarded by the Sultan Abdulhamid.
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Aziz Tamoyan the president of the Yezidi National Union ULE indicate that the term Yazidi is used for a nation and their language is called Ezdiki and their religion is Sharfadin.
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Yazidi indicates his nationality as Kurdish, but specifies that they are Yezidi by religion:.
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The temple is privately funded by Mirza Sloian, a Yazidi businessman based in Moscow who is originally from the Armavir region.
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Yazidi is portrayed as a kind, peaceful character with a broad knowledge of religion and mythology.
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Yazidi is depicted as conservative, ethical, and highly principled in family life.
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Yazidi was able to learn only a little about the nature of their religion: she thought it very ancient, and concerned with angels.
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Yazidi describes a mountain-top Yazidi shrine as "a small rock building with objects dangling from the ceiling" and alcoves for the placement of offerings.
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