Razavi Khorasan province
Iran
Razavi Khorasan province connects to 486 places across 12 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, led by history, architecture, and government. Shared connections run to Iran, Afghanistan, and Mashhad, in that order. The province was created in 2004, when Khorasan was divided into three new provinces. Its architecture links include the Jameh Mosques of Nishapur, Kashmar, Sabzevar, and Gonabad. Earlier history reaches back to the Sassanid dynasty, when a Spahbod governed the region in four parts.
Sassanid dynasty
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Poti, Georgia | Damghan, Iran
Council of Guardians
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: South Khorasan province | North Khorasan province
Ahmad Hosseini Khorasani
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Mashhad, Iran | Qom, Iran
Jameh Mosque of Nishapur
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Iran | Nishapur, Iran
Jameh Mosque of Kashmar
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Iran | Kashmar, Iran
Jameh Mosque of Sabzevar
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Iran | Sabzevar, Iran
Jameh Mosque of Gonabad
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Iran | Gonabad, Iran
Khorasan province
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Iran | Mashhad, Iran
Khorasani Turks
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Shirvan County | Esfarayen, Iran
Majlis of Iran
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Khuzestan province | South Khorasan province | North Khorasan province
Battle of Gulnabad
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Iran | Afghanistan | Isfahan, Iran
Tahirid dynasty
Connects Razavi Khorasan province to: Egypt | Baghdad, Iraq | Samarra, Iraq | Mary Region | North Khorasan province