- The
Ikhshidid dynasty (Arabic: الإخشيديون, ALA-LC: al-Ikhshīdīyūn) was a Turko-Sogdian
dynasty of
governors of
mamluk origin, who
governed Egypt and parts...
- and Palestine,
autonomous control over his domain. He
established the
Ikshidid dynasty whose rule was
marked by acts of ****cution
against Christians...
- the
death of his master,
Muhammad bin Tughj. Thereafter, he
ruled the
Ikshidid domains—Egypt and
southern Syria (including Damascus)—until his
death in...
- from the
Hauran northward to
Upper Mesopotamia.
After 945, the de jure
Ikshidid ruler Abu al-Misk
Kafur ****igned the
Uqaylid sheikhs (chieftains) Salih...
- Syria. Two
Kilabi brothers were
appointed governors of
Aleppo under the
Ikshidids of
Egypt in 939 and the 940s,
until they
handed over
power under pressure...
- they
proceeded to
conquer Damascus.
According to one account,
about 4,000
Ikshidid soldiers were
taken captive in
addition to
hundreds killed in
action or...
- (Islamic
History Through Coins: an
Analysis and
Catalogue of Tenth-century
Ikshidid Coinage,
Cairo and New York, 2006) 2009
Anthony Goodwin (Studies in the...
-
northern Syria, with the
southern parts controlled by the Egypt-based
Ikshidids. In his
attempt to
capture Damascus from its
Ikhshidid governor in 947...
- in all or part of the Levant,
including the ****
Muslim Tulunids and
Ikshidids in the late 9th–early 10th centuries,
followed by the
Twelver Shia Hamdanids...
-
those of Sayf al-Daula at Iksal. The
latter retreated to Aleppo,
while the
Ikshidid forces advanced onto Damascus.
During the
period of
Crusader rule in Palestine...
