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Jalayirid Sultanate

The Jalayirid Sultanate (Persian: جلایریان, romanized: Jalāyiriyān), also Ilka dynasty or Ilkanids, was a Mongol dynasty which ruled over modern-day Iraq and western Iran after the breakup of the Ilkhanate in the 1330s. It expanded for about fifty years, until disrupted by Timur's conquests and the revolts of the Qara Qoyunlu Turkoman. After Timur's…

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Hasan BuzurgIlka NoyanShaykh Uways Jalayir1400MOGHULISTAN
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PersianRomanizedMongolIraqIran
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Capital
Baghdad (1335–1358 and 1388–1411) · Tabriz (1358–1388) · Hillah (1409– 1410) · Basra (1411–1432)
Common languages
Persian (government, poetry) · Mongolian (government) · Arabic (religious) · Turkic
Government
Monarchy
Religion
Islam
Today part of
Iran · Iraq · Syria

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Capital · 4
Jalayirid Sultanate → Baghdad (1335–1358 and 1388–1411), Basra (1411–1432), Hillah (1409– 1410), Tabriz (1358–1388)
Common languages · 4
Jalayirid Sultanate → Arabic (religious), Mongolian (government), Persian (government, poetry), Turkic
Today part of · 3
Jalayirid Sultanate → Iran, Iraq, Syria
Government · 1
Jalayirid Sultanate → Monarchy
Religion · 1
Jalayirid Sultanate → Islam

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Jalayirid SultanateCapitalTabriz (1358–1388)1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateCapitalHillah (1409– 1410)1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateCapitalBasra (1411–1432)1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateCommon languagesPersian (government, poetry)1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateCommon languagesMongolian (government)1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateCommon languagesArabic (religious)1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateCommon languagesTurkic1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateReligionIslam1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateToday part ofIran1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateToday part ofIraq1.00infobox
Jalayirid SultanateToday part ofSyria1.00infobox

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