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Eldiguz

Shams al-Din Ildeniz, Eldigüz or Shamseddin Eldeniz (Persian: اتابک شمس‌الدین ایلدگز, died c. 1175–1176) was an atabeg of the Seljuq empire and founder of the dynasty of Eldiguzids, atabegs of Azerbaijan, which held sway over Armenia, Iranian Azerbaijan, and most of northwestern Persia from the second half of the 12th century to the early decades of the…

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Life

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Burial
Hamadan
Died
October 1175 (1175-11) Nakhchivan
House
Eldiguzids
Reign
1136 – 1175
Spouse
Momine Khatun
Successor
Muhammad Jahan Pahlavan

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Life

Rise to power

Wars against Ahmadilis and Inanch

Consolidation of power

Georgian campaign

Khwarazmian affairs

Death and legacy

Family

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Eldiguz

Nodes91
Edges90
Triples84
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021978
Components1

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Eldiguz

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related to Rise to power · 33
Eldiguz → Ahmadili, Alliance, Arran, Arslan Aba, Arslanshah, Azerbaijan, Barda, Baylaqan, Chaghrishah, Conferred, Eldegiz, Expanding, Ganja, Georgia, He, His, Ildeniz, Inanch, Khass Beg, Mahmud II
related to Consolidation of power · 24
Eldiguz → Ahmadili, Ahmadilis, Ardabil, Arslan Shah II, Bahram Shah, Borujerd, Din Aq Qush, Din Muhammad, Fars, He, His, Ildeniz, Iran, Isfahan, Jamal, Kerman, Maragheh, Mawdud, Mazandaran, Nasir
related to Wars against Ahmadilis and Inanch · 21
Eldiguz → Ahmadilis, Although, Arslan, Arslanshah's, August, Bavandid, Eldeguzids, Eldiguzids, Eldigüz, Eldugizids, Hamadan, Hasan, Inanch, Inanch's, Khwarazmshah Il-Arslan, Maragha, Muhammad, Muhammad Jahan Pahlavan, Qizil Arslan's, Ray
Burial · 1
Eldiguz → Hamadan
Died · 1
Eldiguz → October 1175 (1175-11) Nakhchivan
House · 1
Eldiguz → Eldiguzids
Reign · 1
Eldiguz → 1136 – 1175
Spouse · 1
Eldiguz → Momine Khatun
Successor · 1
Eldiguz → Muhammad Jahan Pahlavan

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atabeg muhammad azerbaijan sultan ii ildeniz hamadan seljuq arslan death 1175 ahmadilis inanch arran khwarazmshah eldiguzids also jahan pahlavan khatun

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EldiguzBurialHamadan1.00infobox
EldiguzDiedOctober 1175 (1175-11) Nakhchivan1.00infobox
EldiguzHouseEldiguzids1.00infobox
EldiguzReign1136 – 11751.00infobox
EldiguzSpouseMomine Khatun1.00infobox
EldiguzSuccessorMuhammad Jahan Pahlavan1.00infobox
Eldiguzrelated to Consolidation of powerIldeniz0.60section
Eldiguzrelated to Consolidation of powerIsfahan0.60section
Eldiguzrelated to Consolidation of powerSalghurid0.60section
Eldiguzrelated to Consolidation of powerFars0.60section
Eldiguzrelated to Consolidation of powerZangi0.60section
Eldiguzrelated to Consolidation of powerMawdud0.60section

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