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New page wikitext, after the edit (`new_wikitext`)	'==International Zurkhaneh Sport Federation== The International Zurkhaneh Sport Federation (IZSF) was established on October 10th 2004 to promote varzesh-e pahlevani on a global level. The IZSF aims to regulate and standardize rules for koshti pahlevani and organize international festivals and competitions. In 2010 it started to regulate and organize para-zourkhaneh festivals for disabled athletes. Seventy Two countries are currently members of the IZSF.<ref>[http://www.izsf.net/en/home IZSF official website.]</ref> <small> The 1st Koshti Pahlevani Championship (Tajikistan President Cup, 08–09 September 2005. The 1st International Zurkhaneh Sports Festival of the Cities of the World. Mashhad, I.R Iran, 11–16 November 2005. The 1st Zurkhaneh Sport Tournament of Asian Universities Students in Shomal University in Amol, I.R Iran, 15th November 2006. The 1st Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Festival in Tehran, I.R Iran, 18–24 November 2006. The 1st European Zurkhaneh Sports Festival in Saarbrücken, Germany. 26–31 March 2007. The 2nd International Zurkhaneh Sports tournament in Kish Island, I.R Iran, 16–20 February 2008. The 2nd Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship in Kathmandu, Nepal, 22–27 July 2008. The 1st Zurkhaneh Sports World Championship, during the 4th Busan [[TAFISA]] Sport For All Games, South Korea, 26 Sep – 2 Oct 2008. The 1st Zurkhaneh Sports World Cup, Baku, Azerbaijan, 13–17 March 2009. The 1st International Zurkhaneh Sports Tournament (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 12–16 May 2009. The 2nd European Zurkhaneh Sports Championship, Frankfurt, Germany, 13–17 December 2009. The 1st International Zurkhaneh Sports Tournament (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 10–13 July 2010. The 2nd Zurkhaneh Sports World Cup, Konya, Turkey, 20–25 October 2010. The 1st Junior European Zurkhaneh Sports Championship, Minsk, Belarus, 25–29 November 2010. The 1st Junior Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 4–7 December 2010. The 1st Asian Para Zurkhaneh Sports Championship (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 8 December 2010. The 3rd Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship in Dhaka, Bangladesh, September 2012. The 3rd European Zurkhaneh Sports Championship, during the TAFISA Sport For All Games, Palanga, Lithuania, July 2012. *The 4th Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship in Kathmandu, Nepal, September 2013. </small>'
Unified diff of changes made by edit (`edit_diff`)	'@@ -1,2 +1,25 @@ +==International Zurkhaneh Sport Federation== +The International Zurkhaneh Sport Federation (IZSF) was established on October 10th 2004 to promote varzesh-e pahlevani on a global level. The IZSF aims to regulate and standardize rules for koshti pahlevani and organize international festivals and competitions. In 2010 it started to regulate and organize para-zourkhaneh festivals for disabled athletes. Seventy Two countries are currently members of the IZSF.<ref>[http://www.izsf.net/en/home IZSF official website.]</ref> +<small> +The 1st Koshti Pahlevani Championship (Tajikistan President Cup, 08–09 September 2005. +The 1st International Zurkhaneh Sports Festival of the Cities of the World. Mashhad, I.R Iran, 11–16 November 2005. +The 1st Zurkhaneh Sport Tournament of Asian Universities Students in Shomal University in Amol, I.R Iran, 15th November 2006. +The 1st Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Festival in Tehran, I.R Iran, 18–24 November 2006. +The 1st European Zurkhaneh Sports Festival in Saarbrücken, Germany. 26–31 March 2007. +The 2nd International Zurkhaneh Sports tournament in Kish Island, I.R Iran, 16–20 February 2008. +The 2nd Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship in Kathmandu, Nepal, 22–27 July 2008. +The 1st Zurkhaneh Sports World Championship, during the 4th Busan [[TAFISA]] Sport For All Games, South Korea, 26 Sep – 2 Oct 2008. +The 1st Zurkhaneh Sports World Cup, Baku, Azerbaijan, 13–17 March 2009. +The 1st International Zurkhaneh Sports Tournament (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 12–16 May 2009. +The 2nd European Zurkhaneh Sports Championship, Frankfurt, Germany, 13–17 December 2009. +The 1st International Zurkhaneh Sports Tournament (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 10–13 July 2010. +The 2nd Zurkhaneh Sports World Cup, Konya, Turkey, 20–25 October 2010. +The 1st Junior European Zurkhaneh Sports Championship, Minsk, Belarus, 25–29 November 2010. +The 1st Junior Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 4–7 December 2010. +The 1st Asian Para Zurkhaneh Sports Championship (Ferdowsi Cup), Dushanbeh, Tajikistan, 8 December 2010. +The 3rd Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship in Dhaka, Bangladesh, September 2012. +The 3rd European Zurkhaneh Sports Championship, during the TAFISA Sport For All Games, Palanga, Lithuania, July 2012. +*The 4th Asian Zurkhaneh Sports Championship in Kathmandu, Nepal, September 2013. +</small> '
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