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Zahir al-Dawla
Vushmgir was the
second Ziyarid emir who
ruled from 935
until his
death in
December 967. He was a son of Ziyar.
Voshmgir means "quail catcher"...
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prominence during the
leadership of Mardavij.
After his death, his
brother Vushmgir and his
Samanid allies led the
dynasty in
wrestling for
control over territory...
- finally, Isfahan,
which became his capital. He then
appointed his
brother Vushmgir as the
governor of Amol.
Mardavij planned to
conquer Baghdad,
remove the...
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Ziyarids and
Firuzanids under the Emir
Vushmgir and
Makan ibn Kaki.
During the
first phase of the battle,
Vushmgir fled from the battlefield,
leaving Makan...
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medieval Iran. His
father was
Vushmgir and his
mother was a
daughter of the
Bavandi Ispahbad Sharwin II. Upon
Vushmgir's death in 967, his
eldest son Bisutun...
- He was the
eldest son of
Vushmgir.
During his father's lifetime,
Bisutun was the
governor of
Tabaristan Amol. Upon
Vushmgir's death in 967
during a hunting...
- (1000–1004)
Ziyarid dynasty (complete list) – Mardavij, Emir (930–935)
Vushmgir, Emir (935–967) Bisutun, Emir (967–977) Qabus, Emir (977–981) Buyid, Emir...
- time
after receiving a
complaint from
Vushmgir, the
Ziyarid ruler of Tabaristan. Nuh had
previously supported Vushmgir; the
latter had
gained possession of...
- much of
northern Iran —
Vushmgir 934/935–966/967 (32 years)
Brother of
Mardavij Bisutun 966/967–977/978 (11 years) Son of
Vushmgir Qabus 977/978–1012/1013...
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succeeded by his
brother Vushmgir.
Makan was
appointed by his new overlords, the Samanids, as the
governor of Gurgan.
Vushmgir himself shortly recognized...
