- Abū al-Husayn
Bajkam al-Mākānī (Arabic: أبو الحسين بجكم المكاني),
referred to as
Bajkam,
Badjkam or
Bachkam (from Bäčkäm, a
Persian and
Turkish word meaning...
-
first act was to send a
banner and
dress of
honor to
Bajkam, a
needless confirmation of his rank.
Bajkam,
before returning to Wasit,
where he now held his...
-
Silver dirham of AH 329 (940/941 CE), with the
names of
Caliph al-Muttaqi and Amir al-umara
Bajkam (de
facto ruler of the country)...
- his two
brothers manoeuvred between the
military commanders Ibn Ra'iq and
Bajkam, the
Hamdanids of Mosul, the
Buyids of Fars, and the
ruler of Oman; they...
-
archbishop of
Mainz 866 – Bardas, de
facto regent of the
Byzantine Empire 941 –
Bajkam, de
facto regent of the
Abbasid Caliphate 1073 – Pope
Alexander II 1109...
- Abbasids, the
Caliphate had
become of
little importance. The amir al-umara
Bajkam contented himself with
dispatching his
secretary to
Baghdad to ****emble...
-
military that led to his downfall: the
Turks under Bajkam rose up
against him, and
after a
brief struggle,
Bajkam became the new amir al-umara in
September 938...
- was
breached in 937/8,
during the
revolt of
Bajkam against Ibn Ra'iq; the
latter tried to
impede Bajkam's advance from
Wasit to
Baghdad by
flooding the...
-
September 938 Ibn Ra'iq was
deposed by his
former subordinate, the Turk
Bajkam, who
secured his own
succession to the post four days later, and
ruled until...
- Mu'nis al-Muzaffar Abu'l-Hasan Ali ibn al-Furat Ali ibn Isa ibn al-Jarrah
Qarmatian invasion Sack of
Mecca Bajkam Abu
Abdallah al-Baridi
Nasir al-Dawla...
