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Mirdasid dynasty

The Mirdasid dynasty (Arabic: المرداسيون, romanized: al-Mirdāsiyyīn), also called the Banu Mirdas, was an Arab Shia Muslim dynasty which ruled an Aleppo-based emirate in northern Syria and the western Jazira (Upper Mesopotamia) more or less continuously from 1014 until 1080.

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Capital
Al-Rahba (1014–1024) Aleppo (1024–1080)
Common languages
Arabic
Currency
Dirham, dinar
Government
Emirate
Religion
Shia Islam
Today part of
Syria Lebanon

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related to Rise of the Mirdasid emirate · 38
Mirdasid dynasty → After, Aleppo, Among, Arab, Aziz, Balis, Banu Kalb, By, Damascus, Dawla, Euphrates, Euphrates River, Fatimids, In, Iraq, Jarrahid-led Banu Tayy, Jaziran, Kalb, Kilab, Kilabi
Capital · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Al-Rahba (1014–1024) Aleppo (1024–1080)
Common languages · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Arabic
Currency · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Dirham, dinar
Government · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Emirate
Religion · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Shia Islam
Today part of · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Syria Lebanon
• 1014–1029 · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Salih ibn Mirdas
• 1029–1038 · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Shibl al-Dawla Nasr
• 1042–1062 · 1
Mirdasid dynasty → Mu'izz al-Dawla Thimal

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aleppo syria kilab thimal ibn northern salih emirate mirdasid al-dawla fatimid kilabi fatimids al-rahba bedouin jazira nasr mirdasids region control

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Mirdasid dynastyCapitalAl-Rahba (1014–1024) Aleppo (1024–1080)1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynastyCommon languagesArabic1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynastyCurrencyDirham, dinar1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynastyGovernmentEmirate1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynastyReligionShia Islam1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynastyToday part ofSyria Lebanon1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynasty• 1014–1029Salih ibn Mirdas1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynasty• 1029–1038Shibl al-Dawla Nasr1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynasty• 1042–1062Mu'izz al-Dawla Thimal1.00infobox
Mirdasid dynasty• Disestablished10801.00infobox
Mirdasid dynasty• Established10141.00infobox
Mirdasid dynastyrelated to Rise of the Mirdasid emirateAmong0.60section

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