Qezelqash

Qezelqash refers to a historical administrative district and geographical region located in northwestern Iran, primarily within the present-day West Azerbaijan Province. Historically, it was also associated with parts of eastern Turkey. The term "Qezelqash" (also transliterated as Qezel Qash) generally translates to "golden eyebrow" or "red eyebrow" in Turkic languages, likely referring to a prominent geological feature of the area, possibly red-colored cliffs or hills.

Qezelqash's significance lies in its historical role as a strategic area, controlling access and trade routes through the mountainous region. The area has been inhabited by various ethnic groups throughout history, including Kurds and Azeris, and has been subject to various empires and rulers.

Information about Qezelqash can be found in historical texts, geographical dictionaries, and academic studies concerning the history and geography of Iran and the Caucasus region. The region's precise boundaries have varied over time, depending on political and administrative divisions. Further research is necessary to fully document its historical and cultural significance.