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Who did Persia loose land in Afghanistan?
Britain
Who did Persia lose land to in 1856?
In 1856, Persia lost land in Afghanistan to Britain.
In 1856 who did Persia loode land in Afghanistan to?
Britain.
In 1856 Persia lost land in Afghanistan to .?
Britain
British imperialist interests in Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by?
British imperialist interests in Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by the ottoman empire.
Ancient Persia is known today as Afghanistan?
Ancient Persia would now be Iran.
Is afghanistan part of persia?
No. Afghanistan was one of many regions that came under the historic control of Persia on different occasions. However, these regions were never called "Persia". Afghanistan had several names, such as North Khorasan, Parthia, Bukhara, etc.The historic country of Persia is properly identified with the modern Islamic Republic of Iran, which is its successor-state (post-revolution).
Iraq and Afghanistan were once called Persia - What is its name today?
The question makes a somewhat-incorrect initial claim. As can be seen in the above map, Iraq and Afghanistan were regions that came under the historic control of Persia on different occasions. However, these regions were never called "Persia". Iraq generally went by the name "Mesopotamia" and Afghanistan had several names, such as North Khorasan, Parthia, Bukhara, etc.The historic country of Persia is properly identified with the modern Islamic Republic of Iran, which is its successor-state (post-revolution).
Which land did Alexander the Great take over?
He took over Persia, Egypt, palestine, syria, Asia minor, indus vally region, Afghanistan, Iran.
Was Afghanistan part of India?
no it wasnt it was part of Persia not India
British imperalistin Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by?
the ottoman empire
Who brought Islam to Afghanistan?
Western Afghanistan was part of Sassanid Persia and became Islamic as soon as Persia fell, under the reign of Caliph Omar (mid-600s CE). Eastern Afghanistan was conquered by the Islamic Saffarids in the later 800s CE.
