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Idris Mustafa Barzani, one of the prominent leaders of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and son of President Mustafa Barzani, after his participation in the Aylul Revolution and was the assistant to President Mustafa Barzani for military and social affairs, he was seeing his role; loved ones were happy with the appearance of this leader and enemies were saddened.
Dashi Zia Yuhanna, son of Reverend Zia, was born in 1952. In 1969, Dashi Zia joined the Kurdistan Students Union and became a member. Dashi Zia became involved with the Gulan Revolution in 1976. In 2010, at the Thirteenth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, he received the Barzani Medal from President Masoud Barzani in recognition of the services he provided to the Kurds, Kurdistan, and the immortal Barzani path.
Commander Haji Mirhan Ahmed Suleiman, known as Haji Mirhan Dolamari, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul and Gulan revolutions and the uprising. He joined the Peshmerga Forces on May 1, 1959, with his brother Hasso Mirhan Dolamari. On July 7, 1962, he attained the rank of Wing Commander. In 1970, he became the official for the Akre (Aqra) Local Committee. He is a member of the High Aylul Institution and the official for the Aylul Committee in Soran and Mergasor.
The Zambur epic was one of the Peshmerga commando operations planned by the revolution leadership in July Year 1965. In order to deal an effective blow to the government's economic interests deep within the government's authority in Kirkuk, the operation was carried out as planned at the appropriate time and place, which had a major impact and threat to the oil facilities belonging to the Iraqi government.
Rasul Hussein, known as (Haji Agha of Kosratan), was born in Year 1901 in the village of Mirka, affiliated with the Kalala district, affiliated with the Choman district in Erbil Governorate. He participated in the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad, and after the collapse of the republic, he returned to the village of Ziuka in the Piranshahr area in East Kurdistan, and stayed with his relatives before the return of the immortal Barzani from the Soviet Union to Iraq. He participated in many battles against the Iraqi regime, as well as in the battle of the Sufis affiliated with Sheikh Rashid Lolan.
When the Iraqi government resumed its war in Year 1974, it developed a plan as if it would lead to the collapse of the Kurdish revolution in a short period, and it expanded the weight of its attacks towards the areas of the revolution's leadership, due to its enormous military capability and very advanced heavy weapons, and for this reason, it achieved progress on the battle fronts.
Ashqi Arab Badin was born in Year 1936 in the Barzan region of the Mergasor district in Erbil Governorate. He took refuge in Iran in Year 1975 after the setback of the Aylul Revolution, joined the Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution in Year 1979 within the Barzan forces, and returned to South Kurdistan after the Great Uprising in Year 1991.
Khidir Abdullah Rasul, known as Khidir Dabbagh, a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution, joined the ranks of the Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution in Year 1963, became the commander of the artillery force of the Aylul Revolution and an assistant to Mullah Mustafa Barzani for artillery affairs.
The battle took place in the village of Gulan and Bawkushin in the Qardagh area on April 15, 1974, between the Kurdistan Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi Army, with coordination and cooperation from the armed men of the Kurdistan Communist Party. The Iraqi Army attacked the Peshmerga's defensive positions from two axes, but failed to achieve victory in both attacks and was forced to withdraw towards Darbandikhan, from where it had launched the attack.
After the Peshmerga Forces took control of the Hiran Valley, the Hiran area and its surrounding villages became part of the liberated areas in Kurdistan and fell under the rule of the revolution in the Khoshnawti region. Only the summit of Mount Sefin, Shaqlawa, and Tel Kurta remained in the hands of the Iraqi Army, the police, and the collaborators (Jash).
The Battle of Telkhim took place on June 6, 1963, at the foot of Mount Qarachogh in the village of Telkhim, where the National Guard, the army, and the police attacked the mentioned village. The battle lasted from the dawn of that day until one o'clock in the afternoon. As a result, the Peshmerga Forces and the residents of the village were able to defeat the government, thwart the attack, inflict heavy losses on them in lives and property, and force their forces to retreat.
Tawfiq Khawaja Pir, a Peshmerga and Comrade of Barzani to the Soviet Union, was born in the village of Miroz in 1919, and died in 1999.
