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Galesh are a remnant of the Daylamites.

Therefore, the mountain dwellers (galshan) can be considered part of the ancient Daylamite culture, which had a very brilliant history.

In this regard, Payandeh Langrud names the Daylami language as equal to the Galshi language and the mountain dialect.[19]

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Hello, don't be tired. I had a request. The Galesh people are the only remaining Deylami people because they are the only ethnic group that holds Deylami ceremonies and they are the only ethnic group that calls themselves Deylami. You wrote that Kurdish and Tat are new arrivals in these areas. How is this possible? I am of Deylami ethnicity and from Deylami.

Galesh are a remnant of the Daylamites.

In this regard, Payandeh Langrud names the Daylami language as equal to the Galshi language and the mountain dialect.[19] Therefore, the mountain dwellers (galshan) can be considered part of the ancient Daylamite culture, which had a very brilliant history. Behroz ziyari (talk) 10:07, 2 May 2025 (UTC)Reply