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Alptakin

Alptakin (also known as Aftakin) was a Turkish military officer of the Buyids, who participated, and eventually came to lead, an unsuccessful rebellion against them in Iraq from 973 to 975. Fleeing west with 300 followers, he exploited the power vacuum in Syria to capture several cities, including Damascus. For the next three years, Alptakin withstood…

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Invasion of Syria and war with the Fatimids

HimsQarmatiansMediterraneanFatimidSidon
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Early life and rebellion against the Buyids

FreedmanIzz al-Dawla BakhtiyarSabuktakinBaghdadWasit
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TurkishMilitary officerBuyidsRebellionIraq
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Early life and rebellion against the Buyids

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Alptakin

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related to Invasion of Syria and war with the Fatimids · 20
Alptakin → After, Aziz Billah, Buyids, Byzantine, Byzantines, Damascus, Fatimid, He, Hims, In, Jawhar, John, July, Mediterranean, Qarmatians, Sidon, Syria, The Fatimid, Tiberias, Tzimiskes
related to Early life and rebellion against the Buyids · 17
Alptakin → Adud, Baghdad, Buyid, Dawla, Dawla Bakhtiyar, Dawla's, Diyala River, He, Iraq, Izz, Meanwhile, Nothing, Sabuktakin, The Turkish, Turkish, Turks, Wasit

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fatimid damascus army syria iraq managed al-aziz capture turkish qarmatians siege followers buyids rebellion caliph fatimids izz al-dawla 975 incorporated

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Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsHe0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsBuyid0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsIraq0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsIzz0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsDawla Bakhtiyar0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsNothing0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsTurkish0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsSabuktakin0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsBaghdad0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsThe Turkish0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsWasit0.60section
Alptakinrelated to Early life and rebellion against the BuyidsDawla0.60section

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