Firozkoh

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Firozkoh was the medieval royal city and cultural center of the Ghurid dynasty in present-day central Afghanistan, renowned for its architectural and artistic achievements before its destruction by the Mongols.

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Firozkoh canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
medieval city
royal capital
associatedDynasty Ghurid Empire
surface form: Ghurid dynasty
capitalOf Ghurid Empire
surface form: Ghurid dynasty
country Afghanistan
currentCondition ruined
undiscovered exact site
describedAs cultural center of the Ghurid dynasty
royal city of the Ghurids
destroyedBy Mongol Empire
Mongol-Tatar troops
surface form: Mongol forces of Genghis Khan
flourishedIn 12th century
early 13th century
governmentType monarchical capital
hasAlternativeName Firoz Koh
Firozkoh (Ghurid capital)
Firuzkuh
hasCauseOfDestruction Mongol conquest of the Ghurid territories
surface form: Mongol invasion of the Ghurid domains
hasHistoricalEvent Mongol sack and destruction in the 13th century
hasHistoricalRegion Ghor Province
surface form: Ghor

Khorasan
hasTypeOfArchitecture Ghurid architecture
Islamic architecture in Afghanistan
hasTypeOfArt Islamic decorative arts
heritageStatus archaeologically unexplored site
lost city
historicalSignificance major cultural center of the Ghurid Empire
symbol of Ghurid political power
inception 12th century
knownFor Islamic architecture
artistic achievements
palatial complexes
religious monuments
urban planning
languageOfAdministration Persian language
surface form: Persian
languageOfCulture Persian language
surface form: Persian
locatedIn central Afghanistan
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Ghor Province
locatedNear Hari River region (approximate)
partOf Ghurid Empire
medieval Islamic world
pointInTimeOfDestruction early 13th century
religion Islam
significantPeriod High Middle Ages
timeOfUseAsCapital 12th–early 13th century
usedBy Ghurid Empire
surface form: Ghurid dynasty

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Ghurid Empire capital Firozkoh
Ghor Province capital Firozkoh
Ghor Province hasSettlement Firozkoh
Chaghcharan alternativeName Firozkoh
Muhammad of Ghor capital Firozkoh
Minaret of Jam associatedWith Firozkoh