Übersetzung für 'padishah' von Englisch nach Deutsch

padishah

Padischach {m} [veraltet] [Padischah]hist.pol.

Padischah {m} [selten auch Padeschah]hist.pol.

• In the legend there is no scene of the struggle of Ural with the Padishah Katil. Ural fights one on one with its huge bull, and then with the four strongest heroes of the padishah.
• As "murids" (sworn students) of the Safavi "sheikh"s (pirs), the Qizilbash owed implicit obedience to their leader in his capacity as their "murshid-e kāmil" "supreme spiritual director" and, after the establishment of the kingdom, as their padishah (great king).
• Walter Hamilton's writing in 1828 mentions that the padishah of Cooner was joined in alliance with the neighboring Kafirs (non Muslims) of Nuristan in battles against Muslim invaders.
• In the Ottoman Empire the title padishah was exclusively reserved for the Ottoman emperor, as the Ottoman chancery rarely and unwillingly addressed foreign monarchs as padishahs.
• The boy becomes a mighty and fine hunter and one day encounters his father, the padishah.

• She tells him the will find the padishah on his hunt and that he will invite the boy to his palace, but he should decline this invitation.
• They also used the titles khan, khagan and padishah.
• According to a Ottoman padishah representative who was deployed in the area, the casualty figures are 59 dead and 209 injured, however other sources had deaths ranging in between 53 and 90.
• A small part, two lines of the inscription fixed on the left wall, on the left side of entering from the door, remains: "The greatest padishah, khagan...
• The Illustrated London News described her as:Fatima Khanum arrived in Constantinople at the beginning of the Crimean war with a retinue of 300 horsemen "to request an audience with the padishah to show support and offer assistance."

• "Pecteneremus padishah" is a moth in the family Autostichidae. It was described by László Anthony Gozmány in 1963. It is found in Saudi Arabia.
• A beautiful girl was presented to the padishah of the underwater (underground) world (Rychkov found a «dry human head» while visiting the cave in 1760).
• It was a hammam which the padishah of the time constructed for himself under a hunting house.