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Fadluya

Amir Abu'l-Abbas Fadl, better known as Fadluya (also spelled Fadlawayh), was a Kurdish chieftain of the Shabankara in Fars. He was the son of Ali ibn Hasan ibn Ayyub of the Ramani clan of the Shabankara, who were Kurds from Syria that migrated to Fars, and was the founder of the Shabankara dynasty in Fars (r. 1030–1078), which lasted sporadically from…

Ruler of Fars, Early life & Death

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Ruler of Fars

SeljukQavurtAlp ArslanDirhamsGoshnabad
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Early life

Saheb-e AdelVizierBuyidAbu KalijarSepahsalar
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Death

Ibn al-Balkhi
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Overview

KurdishShabankaraFarsSyriaKuhgiluya
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Died
1078 (1079)
Dynasty
Ramanid branch of Shabankara
Father
Ali ibn Hasan ibn Ayyub Ramani
Predecessor
Abu Mansur Fulad Sutun
Reign
1030-1049 · 1055-1078
Religion
Islam

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Fadluya

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Edges27
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
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Fadluya

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related to Ruler of Fars · 21
Fadluya → Alp Arslan, Alp Arslan's, Darabgerd, Fars, Fasa, Goshnabad, He, His, However, Jahrom, Joshnabad, Khvorsha, Later, Mulk, Nizam, Qavurt, Qavurt's, Seljuk, Seljuks, Shiraz
related to Early life · 8
Fadluya → Abu Kalijar, Ali, Buyid, Earlier, Fadluya's, However, Saheb-e Adel, Shabankara
related to Death · 6
Fadluya → According, Balkhi, Estakhr, His, Ibn, In
Reign · 2
Fadluya → 1030-1049, 1055-1078
Died · 1
Fadluya → 1078 (1079)
Dynasty · 1
Fadluya → Ramanid branch of Shabankara
Father · 1
Fadluya → Ali ibn Hasan ibn Ayyub Ramani
Predecessor · 1
Fadluya → Abu Mansur Fulad Sutun
Religion · 1
Fadluya → Islam
Successor · 1
Fadluya → Turan-Shah (rival king) Abu'l-Abbas ibn Fadluya Hasanuya (successor)

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fars shabankara alp ruler ali isbn arslan fortress pp ibn 1078 nizam islam life abu amir abu'l-abbas fadlawayh hasan ayyub

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
FadluyaDied1078 (1079)1.00infobox
FadluyaDynastyRamanid branch of Shabankara1.00infobox
FadluyaFatherAli ibn Hasan ibn Ayyub Ramani1.00infobox
FadluyaPredecessorAbu Mansur Fulad Sutun1.00infobox
FadluyaReign1030-10491.00infobox
FadluyaReign1055-10781.00infobox
FadluyaReligionIslam1.00infobox
FadluyaSuccessorTuran-Shah (rival king) Abu'l-Abbas ibn Fadluya Hasanuya (successor)1.00infobox
Fadluyarelated to DeathAccording0.60section
Fadluyarelated to DeathIbn0.60section
Fadluyarelated to DeathBalkhi0.60section
Fadluyarelated to DeathEstakhr0.60section

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