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• "As we can see, the eastern parts show more Iranic admixture. This suggests that Iranic groups entered from the east and were not originally native, contrary to Pan-Iranian ideology. The further west you go, the less Iranic admixture there is. This indicates that pre-Iranic populations in the Zagros and Alborz regions were larger than the nomadic Iranic groups that later entered those areas."

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Turkmenistan_IA as Iranic ancestry
Dinkha_Tepe_1 as Pre Iranic Zagros ancestry
Mongolia_Xiongnu as Turko-Mongolic ancestry
Ghal-e_Ben as Pre Iranic Alborz
Van_Urartian as Urartian/Armenian ancestry
Shahr sokhte2 as Indus Valley Civilization
Also a African proxy

Afshārid Dynasty

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Of Turkic origin, the Afsharids ruled Iran 1736–96; at its zenith, the dynasty stretched from Iraq to northern India. Founder Nadir Shah Afshar (r. 1736–47), backed by an army of mostly Sunni Afghans, routed the armies of the Shii Safavid dynasty. Nominally Shii, Nadir Shah forced compromises between Shii and Sunni religious leaders in order to legitimize his claims to Mughal India and Ottoman Iraq. The Shii ulama agreed to renounce explicitly anti-Sunni practices, and the Sunni ulama agreed to acknowledge certain precepts of Shii law. Nadir Shah's religious and political attempts to eradicate Shii Safavid tradition ultimately failed.
From:  Afsharid Dynasty  in  The Oxford Dictionary of Islam »