The Hadavand tribe (/hædɑːˈvænd/; Persian: ایلِ هَداوَند also Romanized as Hedāvand[2] or Hedawand[4]) is a Lur tribe residing in Tehran province and adjacent regions.
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^ abGratzl, Karl; Kostka, Robert (2001). Damavand: der höchste Berg Irans (in German). Weishaupt. pp. 144, 148, 150. ISBN 3705901354. Retrieved 5 November 2019.
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The Hadavandtribe (/hædɑːˈvænd/; Persian: ایلِ هَداوَند also Romanized as Hedāvand or Hedawand) is a Lur tribe residing in Tehran province and adjacent...
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