د بیستون کتیبه
د بیستون کتیبه په نړۍ کې تر ټولو لوی لیکنه ده، چې د ایران لومړنی پېژندل شوی متن دی او د هخامنشیانو ټولواکمني (۵۲۰ ق م) له اثارو څخه دی چې د ایران له کرمانشاه ښار څخه ۳۰ کیلومتره لرې د هارسین ښار په بیستون ښار کې موقعیت لري.
د بسټون کتیبه د کینیفورم او لرغونې فارسي ژبې په تشریح کولو کې یو له خورا مهم فکتورونو څخه دی ، ځکه چې دا په ۳ ورته نسخو (مترادف) کې په ایلامي ، اکاډین او لرغوني فارسي ژبو او کینیفورم کې لیکل شوی.
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