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From the left: the first one was Sheikh Majid Agah Gardi, the second one was Sheikh Jamil Kakl Agha Gardi, he is the head of the clan of Gardi and the third one was Sheikh Sayd Tahaa Shikak, the fourth one was the Sheikh Khader Agha Gardi. Written by Ahmed Zryan Pasha لەچەپەوە یەكەم شێخ مجید ئاغا گەردی دووەم شێخ جمیل كاكل ئاغا گەردی سەرۆك ھۆزی گەردی سێیەم شێخ سەید تەھای شكاك چوارەم شێخ خدر ئاغا گەردى نوسين احمد زريان پاشا 21/9/2017

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• 2006-07-07 12:59 Helgurd 640×640×8 (105489 bytes) Kurdish Cavalry in the passes of the Caucasus Mountains. Source: The New York Times (New York), January 24, 1915. {{PD-old}}
• 2006-06-26 17:08 Helgurd 480×480×8 (59607 bytes) Kurdish Cavalry in the passes of the Caucasus Mountains. Source: The New York Times (New York), January 24, 1915. {{PD-old}}