History of Raparin Area
History of Raparin Area
The Raparin Area operates with an independent administration known as the "Raparin Administration," encompassing two districts and nine sub-districts. The districts are Rania and Qaladze, while the sub-districts include Chawarqurna, Hajiawa, Betwata, Sarkapkan, Sangasar, Zharawa, Hero, Halsho, and Isewe.
The name "Raparin" traces back to the significant uprising of the people of South Kurdistan against the Ba'athist regime in March 1991. This movement commenced in Ranya on May 3, 1991, leading to the liberation of formerly occupied areas of Kurdistan under the Ba'ath regime and ultimately culminating in the establishment of the Kurdistan Regional Government.