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Kingdom of Hormuz

The Kingdom of Hormuz (also known as Hormoz or, archaically, Ormus; Persian: هرمز; Portuguese: Ormuz) was a kingdom ruled by a dynasty of southern Arab origin. It was located in the eastern side of the Persian Gulf and extended as far as Bahrain in the west at its zenith.[citation needed] The Kingdom was established in the 11th century initially as a…

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Capital
Hormuz
Common languages
Persian, Arabic, Portuguese
Government
Kingdom
Religion
Sunni Islam (official) Twelver Islam (minority)
Status
Vassal state of Portugal (1515–1622)
• Established
11th century

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Kingdom of Hormuz

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Depiction in literature · 26
Kingdom of Hormuz → Alaham, Andrew Marvell's, Bermudas, Book II, Douglas Brooks, Fulke Greville, Hilary Mantel's, Hormuz, In Hart Crane's, Ind, It, John Milton's, Leaves Ormus, Milton, Ophir, Ormus, Ormuz, Outshone, Paradise Lost, Satan's
related to Religion · 20
Kingdom of Hormuz → After, Although Sunni Islam, By, Hormuz, However, Ismail, Jewish, Jews, Kingdom, Muslim, No, Portuguese, Safavid, Safavid Iran, Shia, Spain, Taj-e Haydari, The, Turan Shah IV, Twelver Shi'ism
related to Portuguese conquest · 19
Kingdom of Hormuz → Albuquerque, António Correia, As, Bahrain, Hormuz, Hormuzi, In, In September, Jabrid, Jabrid King, Kingdom, Muqrin, Ormuz, Persian Gulf, Portuguese, Portuguese Afonso, Reis Xarafo, The Jabrid, Zamil
Capital · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → Hormuz
Common languages · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → Persian, Arabic, Portuguese
Government · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → Kingdom
Religion · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → Sunni Islam (official) Twelver Islam (minority)
Status · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → Vassal state of Portugal (1515–1622)
• Established · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → 11th century
• Safavid conquest · 1
Kingdom of Hormuz → 1622

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hormuz persian portuguese kingdom gulf island century also known east persians king bahrain history hormoz trade later safavid kings strait

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Kingdom of HormuzCommon languagesPersian, Arabic, Portuguese1.00infobox
Kingdom of HormuzGovernmentKingdom1.00infobox
Kingdom of HormuzReligionSunni Islam (official) Twelver Islam (minority)1.00infobox
Kingdom of HormuzStatusVassal state of Portugal (1515–1622)1.00infobox
Kingdom of Hormuz• Established11th century1.00infobox
Kingdom of Hormuz• Safavid conquest16221.00infobox
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