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Kuruni (Persian: کرونی) is a Kurdish tribe in Fars Province, central Iran. Most of the tribe was transplanted to the Shiraz area by Karim Khan Zand when he moved to the area during the 1760s. The tribe is originally from the Kermanshah area.

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  • Kuruni (Persian: کرونی) is a Kurdish tribe in Fars Province, central Iran. Most of the tribe was transplanted to the Shiraz area by Karim Khan Zand when he moved to the area during the 1760s. The tribe is originally from the Kermanshah area. (en)
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  • Kuruni (Persian: کرونی) is a Kurdish tribe in Fars Province, central Iran. Most of the tribe was transplanted to the Shiraz area by Karim Khan Zand when he moved to the area during the 1760s. The tribe is originally from the Kermanshah area. (en)
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