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Qavurt

Kara Arslan Ahmad Qavurt (died 1073), better simply known as Qavurt (also spelled Kavurt) was a Seljuq Prince and the first shah of the Kerman Seljuk Sultanate. Upon his brother's death, he led an unsuccessful rebellion against his nephew in an attempt to gain the Seljuk throne.

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Born
11th Century[a]
Cause of death
Execution
Children
Turan Shah I · Kerman Shah · Sultan-Shah · Amirān-Shah · Umar-Shah
Conflicts
Conquest of Kerman · Conflict with Fadluya · Qavurt's First Rebellion · Qavurt's Second Rebellion · Conquest of Oman
Died
1073 Hamadan, Great Seljuk Empire
Dynasty
Seljuk Dynasty

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Establishment of the Sultanate

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Qavurt's rebellion

Family

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Qavurt

Nodes81
Edges80
Triples246
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024691
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Qavurt

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related to Conquest of Kerman · 31
Qavurt → Badr Isa, Bahram, Bardasir, Buyid, CE, Chaghri Beg, Following, Germsir, Hannab Fortress, He, Hormuz, Kalijar, Kerman, Kufs, Lashkaristan, Makran, Nahavand, Northern Kerman, Oghuz Turks, Qavurt Bey
related to Family · 29
Qavurt → Abbasid Caliph Al-Qaim, Abbasids, According, AD, Afdal, Alp Sungur Yaquti, Amirān-Shah, Chaghri, Dawud Chaghri Bey, Din Abu Hamid Kirmani, Great Seljuk, Great Seljuk Empire, His, Husayn, Kerman Seljuk Sultanate, Kerman-Shah, Khadija Arslan Khatun, Khorasan, Mardan Shah, Qavurt's
related to Conflict with Fadluya · 21
Qavurt → After, Alp Arslan, Alp Arslan's, Deylemis, During, Fadluya, Fars, Friday, Hence, Isfahan, Kerman, Qavurt Bey, Qavurt's, Seeking, Seljuks, Shabankara, Shiraz, The, Thereafter, Tugrul Bey
related to Qavurt's Third Rebellion · 21
Qavurt → Although Ayaz, Although Qavurt, Artukids, But Nizam, Hamedan, His, Initially Malik Shah, Kerec, Kerç, Later, Malik Shah, Malik Shah's, May, Mulk, Nizam, Qavurt's, Seljuk, So Malik Shah, The, Turkic
related to Expansion of the sultanate · 17
Qavurt → Amirān-Shah, As, Balūchi, Büyid, He, However, Hurmuz, Kerman, Malik Shah, Malik-Shah's, Oman, Persian Gulf, Qavurt's, Seljuk, Sistān, Tughril's, Türk-men
related to Battle of Damaghan (1063) · 14
Qavurt → Alp Arslan, Alp Arslan's, Battle, Chaghri Bey, Damghan, Great Seljuk State, Kerman, Qutalmish, September, Suleiman, Sultan, The, Tughril, With
related to Qavurt's Second Rebellion · 14
Qavurt → Alp Arslan, Alp Arslan's, Although Qavurt, Bardasir, Estakhr, Fadluya, Hasan, Hasanuya, He, Kerman, Mulk, Mulk's, Nizam, Shabankara
related to Alp Arslan's will · 13
Qavurt → Alp Arslan, As, Ayaz, But, Fars, He, Malik Shah, Mulk, Nizam, On, Seferiye Hatun, Sultan Alp Arslan, The
related to background · 13
Qavurt → Alp Arslan, Anatolia, Bey, Kirman, Persia, Qavurt's, Rum, Seljuk, Seljuq Empire, Sultanate, The Seljuq, Turkic Sunni Muslim, Tuğrul
related to Qavurt's Attempt for Independence (1064) · 12
Qavurt → After, Alp Arslan, Around, December, Eastern Anatolia, Great Seljuks, Hamadan, Kerman, Khorasan, Merv, Rey, Therefore

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kerman alp seljuk arslan fadluya bey sultan qavurt's shah chaghri rebellion nizam governor sultanate malik great ruler fars army al-mulk

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QavurtBorn11th Century[a]1.00infobox
QavurtCause of deathExecution1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenTuran Shah I1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenKerman Shah1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenSultan-Shah1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenAmirān-Shah1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenUmar-Shah1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenMardan-Shah1.00infobox
QavurtChildrenMustazhiriyya1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsConquest of Kerman1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsConflict with Fadluya1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsQavurt's First Rebellion1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsQavurt's Second Rebellion1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsConquest of Oman1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsBattle of Damghan (1063)1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsBattle of Rey (1059)1.00infobox
QavurtConflictsQavurt's Third Rebellion1.00infobox
QavurtDied1073 Hamadan, Great Seljuk Empire1.00infobox
QavurtDynastySeljuk Dynasty1.00infobox
QavurtFatherDawud Chaghri Beg1.00infobox
QavurtNamesKara Arslan Ahmad Qavurt bin Dawud Chaghri1.00infobox
QavurtNamesImad-al-Din Qavurt Bey1.00infobox
QavurtPredecessorPosition Established1.00infobox
QavurtPredecessorAbu Kalijar (as Buyid Emir of Kerman)1.00infobox
QavurtReign1041 – 10731.00infobox
QavurtReligionSunni Islam1.00infobox
QavurtService yearsc. 1040s – 10731.00infobox
QavurtSuccessorKerman Shah1.00infobox

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