- of the
Barmakids may
derive from the
Sanskrit word प्रमुख Pramukha,
meaning “leader,”
although the
theory is
subject of debate. The
Barmakids are also...
- ****emblies the
Barmakids held were
notable for the
freedom with
which unusual opin- ions were voiced". The
major weakness of the
Barmakids'
position was...
-
center of knowledge,
culture and trade.
During his rule, the
family of
Barmakids,
which pla**** a
deciding role in
establishing the
Abbasid Caliphate, declined...
- period. It was
initially akin to a secretary, but
under the
tenure of the
Barmakids, an
Iranian family close to the Abbasids, the
position became powerful...
- with the
Barmakids, and the two
camps becoming more
estranged every day, if al-Amin was to have a
chance to succeed, the
power of the
Barmakids had to be...
- al-Faḍl and Ja'far (767–803) both
occupied high
offices under Harun. Many
Barmakids were
patrons of the sciences,
which greatly helped the
propagation of...
- al-Ma'muniyya van Bladel,
Kevin (2011). "The
Bactrian Background of the
Barmakids". In A. Akasoy, C.
Burnett and R. Yoeli-Tlalim (ed.).
Islam and Tibet:...
-
historical examples where the
noble classes financed scientific pursuits. Many
Barmakids were
patrons of the sciences,
which greatly helped the
propagation of...
- (709–781/82; Arabic: خالد بن برمك) was the
first prominent member of the
Barmakids, an
important Buddhist family from Balkh,
which converted to
Islam and...
- with the
Barmakids, and the two
camps becoming more
estranged every day, if al-Amin was to have a
chance to succeed, the
power of the
Barmakids had to be...
