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Mawdud

Sharaf al-Dawla Mawdud ibn al-Tuntakin (Arabic: شرف الدولة مودود, romanized: Sharaf al-Dawla Mawdūd) was a Muslim military leader who was Emir of Mosul from 1109 to 1113. He is famed for organizing several expeditions to reconquer lands from the Crusaders.

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Born
Unknwon
Burial
11 July 1113 Debated burial location
Cause of death
Stabbing
Conflicts
Siege of Mosul (1108) · Seljuk campaign on Edessa (1110) · Seljuk campaign on the Crusaders (1111) · Seljuk campaign on Edessa (1112) · Seljuk campaign on the Crusaders (1113) X
Died
10 July 1113 Umayyad Mosque, Damascus
Father
al-Tuntakin or al-Tuntash

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related to Biography · 42
Mawdud → According, Ahlat, And, April, But, But Baldwin, County, Crusaders, Damascus, Demirkent, Edessa, Emir, Emirate, Emirs, Ephrates, Euphrates, Fink, Harran, Ilghazi, In
related to Assassination and death · 13
Mawdud → Accounts, Assassin, Assassination, Both Tughtekin, Friday, In Friday, Isfahan, Mastermindes, Mosque, Mosul, Nizari Ismaili State, Tughtekin, Umayyad Mosque
Conflicts · 5
Mawdud → Seljuk campaign on Edessa (1110), Seljuk campaign on Edessa (1112), Seljuk campaign on the Crusaders (1111), Seljuk campaign on the Crusaders (1113) X, Siege of Mosul (1108)
Born · 1
Mawdud → Unknwon
Burial · 1
Mawdud → 11 July 1113 Debated burial location
Cause of death · 1
Mawdud → Stabbing
Died · 1
Mawdud → 10 July 1113 Umayyad Mosque, Damascus
Father · 1
Mawdud → al-Tuntakin or al-Tuntash
Issue · 1
Mawdud → Unnamed children
Predecessor · 1
Mawdud → Jawali Saqawa

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mosul crusaders emir edessa tughtekin siege campaign 1113 ibn damascus death besieged attacked help jawali seljuk 1111 al-tuntakin military muhammad

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MawdudBornUnknwon1.00infobox
MawdudBurial11 July 1113 Debated burial location1.00infobox
MawdudCause of deathStabbing1.00infobox
MawdudConflictsSiege of Mosul (1108)1.00infobox
MawdudConflictsSeljuk campaign on Edessa (1110)1.00infobox
MawdudConflictsSeljuk campaign on the Crusaders (1111)1.00infobox
MawdudConflictsSeljuk campaign on Edessa (1112)1.00infobox
MawdudConflictsSeljuk campaign on the Crusaders (1113) X1.00infobox
MawdudDied10 July 1113 Umayyad Mosque, Damascus1.00infobox
MawdudFatheral-Tuntakin or al-Tuntash1.00infobox
MawdudIssueUnnamed children1.00infobox
MawdudPredecessorJawali Saqawa1.00infobox
MawdudReignSeptember 1108 - 10 July 11131.00infobox
MawdudReligionSunni Islam1.00infobox
MawdudSpouseUnnamed wife1.00infobox
MawdudSuccessorJuyush Beg1.00infobox

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