- the
Tulunid army.
Peace treaties with the
Tulunids put an end to the
military campaigns. From 896 to 905,
after the emirate's
demise the
Tulunids were...
-
dowry almost bankrupted the
Tulunid treasury.
Apart from the
honour of
being linked to the
caliphal dynasty, the
Tulunids received little in return: Qatr...
- the empire, such as the Aghlabids, Tahirids, Samanids, Saffarids, and
Tulunids.
Following a
period of
turmoil in the 860s, the
caliphate regained some...
-
after was much more
focused on
taxes and
centralizing power. In 868, the
Tulunids,
ruled by
Ahmad ibn Tulun,
expanded Egypt's
territory into the Levant....
- Architecture: Umayyads,
Early 'Abbasids and
Tulunids: II:
Early 'Abbasids,
Umayyads of Cordova, Aghlabids,
Tulunids and Samanids. A.D. 751 - 905, Part 2. Clarendon...
-
Abbasid troops initially defeated the
Tulunids and
plundered Khumarawayh's camp, but were then
ambushed by a
Tulunid reserve force and
routed in turn. As...
- tendencies,
expressed through the
emergence of the
autonomous dynasties of the
Tulunids in
Egypt and the
Saffarids in the East, Alid
uprisings in
Hejaz and Tabaristan...
-
raids against the
Abbasid and
Tulunid provinces of Syria. In 902, the
Qarmatians defeated the
increasingly feeble Tulunids and laid
siege to Damascus. Although...
-
replacing Gr**** and
Aramaic of the
Byzantine era. In 887, the Egypt-based
Tulunids annexed Syria from the
Abbasids and were
later replaced by the Egypt-based...
- from the
Abbasid empire and
established their own dynasties, such as the
Tulunids in 868 in
Egypt and the
Ghaznavid dynasty in 977 in
Central Asia. In this...
