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Divashtich

Divashtich (also spelled Devashtich, Dewashtich, and Divasti), was a medieval Sogdian ruler in Transoxiana during the period of the Muslim conquest of Transoxiana. He was the ruler of Panjikant and its surroundings from ca. 706 until his downfall and execution in the autumn of 722. Panjikant reached the height of its prosperity during his rule.

Dispute with Samarkand and the Arabs, Rebellion and death & Religion

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Dispute with Samarkand and the Arabs

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Rebellion and death

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Religion

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Born
Samarkand, Sogdia
Died
722 Rabinjan, Sogdia
Father
Yodkhsetak
Issue
Tarkhun
Predecessor
Chukin Chur Bilga
Reign
706–722

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Divashtich

Nodes52
Edges51
Triples86
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.038462
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Divashtich

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related to Rebellion and death · 22
Divashtich → Al-Harashi, Amr, Arab, Arabs, Farghana, Harashi, In, Kal'ai Mug, Karzanj, Khujand, Mount Mugh, Panjakent, Sa'id, Sogdia, Sogdian, Tar, The Arabs, They, Umayyad, While
related to Dispute with Samarkand and the Arabs · 21
Divashtich → After, Although Divashtich, Arab, Chukin Chur Bilga, Chukin Chur Bilga's, Divashtich's, Gurak, However, In, Muslim, Nana, Nanaya, Panjikant, Qutayba, Samarkand, Sogdian, Some, Tarkhun, This, Turkic
related to Religion · 12
Divashtich → Although Buddhism, Even, Iranian, Manichaeism, Mesopotamian, Nanaya, Sogdia, Sogdian Zoroastrianism, Sogdians, The Zoroastrianism, Zoroastrian, Zoroastrianism
related to Descendants · 10
Divashtich → Abd, Divashtich's, His, Iraq, Khorasan, Mikal, Mikalid, Sogdian, Tarkhun, Wahid
related to Origin · 9
Divashtich → Bahram, Gur, Samarkand, Sasanian, Sogdia, Sogdian, The, There, Yodkhsetak
Born · 1
Divashtich → Samarkand, Sogdia
Died · 1
Divashtich → 722 Rabinjan, Sogdia
Father · 1
Divashtich → Yodkhsetak
Issue · 1
Divashtich → Tarkhun
Predecessor · 1
Divashtich → Chukin Chur Bilga

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sogdian ruler samarkand panjikant umayyad tarkhun isbn sogdia king khorasan ibn al-harashi iranica arabs rebellion 706 722 zoroastrianism family governor

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DivashtichBornSamarkand, Sogdia1.00infobox
DivashtichDied722 Rabinjan, Sogdia1.00infobox
DivashtichFatherYodkhsetak1.00infobox
DivashtichIssueTarkhun1.00infobox
DivashtichPredecessorChukin Chur Bilga1.00infobox
DivashtichReign706–7221.00infobox
DivashtichReligionZoroastrianism1.00infobox
DivashtichSpouseNandimanpan (nnδβ'mpnh)1.00infobox
DivashtichSuccessorUmayyad conquest1.00infobox
Gurakinstance ofincluding other local Sogdian rulers0.80text
acknowledged the authority of the Umayyad Caliphate after an invasion by the Arab general Qutayba ibn Muslim..mw-parser-output .tmulti .multiimageinnerinstance ofincluding other local Sogdian rulers0.80text
Nanaya were worshipped by the Sogdiansinstance ofand gods0.80text

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