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Clolorado State University, , Colorado: Clolorado State University, Page 1-2 | Christopher Decker, University of Virginia Press, 1997 , xv; "The Saljuq Turks had invaded the province of Khorasan in the 1030s, and the city of Nishapur surrendered to them voluntarily in 1038 |
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12Leonhardt, , VIRGINIA: West Virginia Department of Agriculture, Page 42 | Peter Avery and John Heath-Stubbs, The Ruba'iyat of Omar Khayyam, Penguin Group, 1981 , 14; "These dates, 1048—1031, tell us that Khayyam lived when the Saljuq Turkish Sultans were extending and consolidating their power over Persia and when the effects of this power were particularly felt in Nishapur, Khayyam's birthplace |
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