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Hamidids or
Hamed dynasty (Modern Turkish: Hamidoğulları or Hamidoğulları Beyliği) also
known as the
Beylik of Hamid, was one of the 14th
century Anatolian...
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exchange of
which Egyptian ****es,
cotton and
sugar was traded. In 1300, the
Hamidids under Dündar Bey
captured Burdur. Dündar Bey had the
Grand Mosque of Burdur...
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Antalya Ibn
Battuta headed inland to Eğirdir
which was the
capital of the
Hamidids. He
spent Ramadan (June 1331 or May 1333) in the city. From this point...
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Erzincan 1379–1410
Eshrefids Beyşehir 1285–1326
Germiyanids Kütahya 1300–1429
Hamidids Eğirdir 1300–1391 Kadi
Burhan al-Din
Sivas (replacing the Eretnids) 1381–1398...
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variation of the seal on its flag.
Karamanids Ramadanids Aydinids Sarukhanids Hamidids Isfendiyar Oghlu, J. H. Mordtmann, The
Encyclopaedia of Islam, Vol. IV...
- Late 13th century:
Becomes part of the
Hamidids. 1381:
Isparta is sold to the
Ottoman sultan Murad I by the
Hamidid Emir. Late 19th century:
Muslim refugees...
- (1292–1461)
Chobanids (1227–1309)
Artuqids (1102–1409)
Karamanids (c. 1250–1487)
Hamidids (c. 1280–1374)
Germiyanids (1299–1428)
Ottoman dynasty (1299–1923) Teke...
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Hazro Tehsil, Punjab, ****stan
Abdul Hamid Hamid al-Din (disambiguation)
Hamidids, 14th
century Turkic dynasty Hamit Hamidah (disambiguation) Salahuddin...
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century and a new
mosque was
built in 1373 by the
Hamidids on the
foundation of a
Byzantine church. With its six domes, it is one...
- (1335–1390)
Erzincan (1379–1410)
Eshrefids (1285–1326)
Germiyanids (1300–1429)
Hamidids (1300–1391) Kadi
Burhan al-Din (1381–1398)
Karasids (1296–1357)
Ladik (1262–1391)...
