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Ilghazi

Najm al-Din Ilghazi ibn Artuq (Arabic: نجم الدين إلغازي ابن أرتوك; died November 8, 1122) was the Turkoman Artukid ruler of Mardin from 1107 to 1122. He was born into the Oghuz tribe of Döğer.

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Burial
Silvan
Died
(1122-11-08)November 8, 1122 Diyarbekir
Father
Artuk Bey
House
Artuqids
Issue
Ayaz Guhar Khatun al-Bazm Shams ad-Daula Sulaiman Safra Khatun Yumna Khatun Husam al-Din Timurtash
Predecessor
Sultan Shah ibn Radwan · Sökmen

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related to Biography · 56
Ilghazi → Afdal Shahanshah, After, Aleppo, Antioch, Aqsunqur, Artuk Bey, Artukid, Artukids, As, Baghdad, Balak, Baldwin, Baldwin II, Battle, Bursuk, Bursuki, Bursuq, Bursuqi, Christian, Damascus
related to Family and issue · 16
Ilghazi → Aleppo, Amidal-Sa'id Husam, AyazGuhar Khatun, Damascus, Daula Il-aldi, Daula SulaimanSafra Khatun, Din Qurti, Din Timurtash, Dubaisal-BazmShams, Farkhunda Khatun, He, Husam, Ridwan, Sa'd, Toghlan ArslanYumna Khatun, Toghtekin
Predecessor · 2
Ilghazi → Sultan Shah ibn Radwan, Sökmen
Reign · 2
Ilghazi → 1107–1122, 1118–1122
Successor · 2
Ilghazi → Belek Ghazi, Husam al-Din Timurtash
Burial · 1
Ilghazi → Silvan
Died · 1
Ilghazi → (1122-11-08)November 8, 1122 Diyarbekir
Father · 1
Ilghazi → Artuk Bey
House · 1
Ilghazi → Artuqids
Issue · 1
Ilghazi → Ayaz Guhar Khatun al-Bazm Shams ad-Daula Sulaiman Safra Khatun Yumna Khatun Husam al-Din Timurtash

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aleppo edessa ibn jerusalem troops sökmen ghazi died artukid seljuq control defeated battle also sultan khatun 1122 mardin timurtash emir

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IlghaziBurialSilvan1.00infobox
IlghaziDied(1122-11-08)November 8, 1122 Diyarbekir1.00infobox
IlghaziFatherArtuk Bey1.00infobox
IlghaziHouseArtuqids1.00infobox
IlghaziIssueAyaz Guhar Khatun al-Bazm Shams ad-Daula Sulaiman Safra Khatun Yumna Khatun Husam al-Din Timurtash1.00infobox
IlghaziPredecessorSultan Shah ibn Radwan1.00infobox
IlghaziPredecessorSökmen1.00infobox
IlghaziReign1118–11221.00infobox
IlghaziReign1107–11221.00infobox
IlghaziSpousesFarkhunda Khatun, daughter of Fakhr al-Mulk Ridwan of Aleppo1.00infobox
IlghaziSuccessorBelek Ghazi1.00infobox
IlghaziSuccessorHusam al-Din Timurtash1.00infobox

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