- and many fled in
droves to Alexandria. The
Abbasid governor of Egypt,
Dhuka al-Rumi,
reinforced the
garrison of the
latter city. The
Fatimids evidently...
-
Dhuka al-Rumi (Arabic: ذوكه الرومي, romanized:
Dhūka al-Rūmī, lit. 'Doukas the Roman'; died 11
August 919) was a
Byzantine Gr**** who
served the Abbasid...
- the province, and
replaced with
Dhuka al-Rumi. He was re-appointed to the post in
autumn 919,
after the
death of
Dhuka,
again in the
midst of a second...
-
Pagan dynasty (d. 956)
January 28 – Zhou Dewei,
Chinese general August 11 –
Dhuka al-Rumi,
Abbasid governor of
Egypt August 28 – He Gui,
Chinese general (b...
-
specific practices for
retrieving river water. The
Shamanistic beliefs of the
Dhuka revolve around the
sacredness of the reindeer.
These beliefs prevent them...
-
Archbishop Flavian of
Constantinople 632 – Rusticula,
abbess of
Arles 919 –
Dhuka al-Rumi,
Abbasid governor of
Egypt 979 – Gero,
Count of
Alsleben 991 – Byrhtnoth...
- No.
Title Lyrics Singer(s)
Length 1. "Dil Mein
Dhuka Ke Baatam"
Yadav Raj
Khesari Lal Yadav,
Priyanka Singh 2:35 2. "Tohke
Dilwa Mein Aise"
Kundan Prit...
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arrived at
Fustat in
April 915. Mu'nis
dismissed Takin and
replaced him with
Dhuka al-Rumi. Soon after,
Habasa with
thirty of his
closest followers deserted...
- al-Rūmī, 14th-century
mathematician Ibn al-Rumi, 9th-century
Arabic poet
Dhuka al-Rumi, 10th-century
Abbasid governor of
Egypt Al-Adli ar-Rumi, 9th-century...
- xan- kãd- hãd- cut kat- xaṭ- kaṭ- do kor- xor- kôr- gor- ɡor- die mor-,
dhuka- mor- môr- mor- dig khand- kur-, kus- khõṛ-, khõc-
drink kha-, pi kha-,...
