Talk:Mahan, Iran

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I could not properly translete Ottoman dynasty] orgian from mahan, help me?

Turkish

Osmanlı hanedanı: Osmanoğullarının ataları Serbay oğlu Ertuğrul Bey, kardeşi Süleyman Şah ile üçbin nefer Maveraünnehr'in Mahan vilâyetinden, Hulâgu Han Tatarlarının zulmünden kaçıp Anadolu Selçukluları diyarına gelirler. Evliya Çelebi Seyehatnamesi [1].[1].

English

Ottoman dynasty: The ancestors of the Ottomans, Ertuğrul Bey, son of Serbay, his brother Süleyman Şah and three thousand soldiers escaped from the tyranny of the Hulâgu Khan Tatars from the Mahan province of Transoxiana to the land of the Anatolian Seljuks. Evliya Çelebi Travelbook [1].[2].