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Eastern history and in general Soviet/Russian sources have a higher quality than the
British ones. In addition even encycl;opedia Britanica says that 728 BC Deioces united the Median tribes and became their king. It is the establishment of the Median Kingdom. Nevertheless for some reason you want to diagree. But again as I said I have left wikipedia and will not do much efforts here. You can go on with your pinion. It is now up to other Iranian editors to discuss with you. Good Luck--
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only one post, over 3 weeks ago. My only responses to you in those three weeks have been as a result of your demands on my talk page. More than just the community losing interested, it was never interested to start with. So yes, it has happened. Accept it, ]. This is my final word on the matter. Cheers. --] (]) 14:01, 2 June 2008 (UTC)
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but the other one states "petty Median chieftain subject to the kingdom of Mannai in modern
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