Kurdish States in History
Kurds are known to be largest stateless ethnic group in the world, however currently there are autonomous and semi-independent Kurdish states. Throughout history, there have been Kurdish principalities, kingdoms and even empires.
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Ancient History
GUTIAN DYNASTY (2154 BC – 2112 BC)
LULLUBI KINGDOM (? – ? )
MITANNI (ca. 1500 – 1300 BC)
CORDUENE (189 BC – 90)
ADIABENE (15 – 116)
MOXOENE (298 – 387)
ZABDICENE (? – 360)
Medieval Period
SADAKIYANS (ca. 770-827)
KAKUYIDS (1008-1274)
SHADDADIDS (951 – 1174)
AISHANIDS (912–961)
MARWANIDS (990–1085)
Khorshidis (1184-1597)
Rawadids / Ravandis (955 -1071)
Hazaraspids (1155–1424)
ANNAZIDS (990–1116)
Hasanwayhids (961-1015)
Ayyubids (1171-1260)
Emirates and Principalities
Badinan (1376–1843)
Soran (1399 – 1883)
Modern History
ZAND DYNASTY (1751-1794)
THE EYALET OF KURDISTAN (1847-1856)
KINGDOM OF KURDISTAN (1922-1924)
RED KURDISTAN (1923-1929)
KURDISH REPUBLIC OF ARARAT (1927-1931)
KURDISTAN REPUBLIC OF MAHABAD (January – December 1946)
Current Time
Dynasties of Kurdish Origin
Zakarians
Safavids
Presumably Kurdish States
Medians
Parthians