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- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 first "William Bayne".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 isCitedBy Mohammad_Khan_Qajar.
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 last "Fisher".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 pages "128–129".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 publisher "Cambridge University Press".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 quote ""Agha Mohammad Khan remained nine days in the vicinity of Tiflis. His victory proclaimed the restoration of Iranian military power in the region formerly under Safavid domination."".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 title "The Cambridge History of Iran".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 volume "7".
- d338de733788563620bae02d023736f83377740383d1dd1f58d6c59cd8468366 year "1991".