When was kurdistan developed?

Answer 1

The questioned as posed is unclear since "developed" has multiple different meanings.

If it is asking when the lands that formed Kurdistan were developed into industrialized centers with modern technologies, this depends entirely on the industrialization of the current occupying regimes. Since Turkey and Iran modernized in the 1930s-1960s, it was during this period that there was corresponding development in Turkish and Iranian Kurdistan. Of course, since Kurdistan is an outlying region in both of these states, the development occurred much more slowly and much less completely. Iraqi Kurdistan benefited from having the petroleum wells in the Mosul area in terms of development, but true development for Iraqi Kurdistan has only come with autonomy as granted by the current Republic of Iraq (Post-Saddam). Syrian Kurdistan is still mostly rural and has not been properly developed at all.

If it is asking when the nationalistic sentiment of the Kurds finally found a voice, this happened in fits and starts in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Kurdish Nationalism became more militant in the 1960s and onwards.

Answer 2

Kurdistan as a concept has existed for centuries as the historical homeland of the Kurdish people. The modern borders of the Kurdistan region were drawn by the Sykes-Picot Agreement after World War I, with further delineation occurring in the aftermath of the breakup of the Ottoman Empire.