قتل أرسلان أرغون وتسلم بركياروق خراسان سنة 490

قتل أرسلان أرغون وتسلم بركياروق خراسان سنة 490

c. 1097 CE · 490 AH

In 490 Arslan Arghun b. Alp Arslan — lord of Marw, Balkh, Nishapur and Tirmidh, an overbearing stubborn man — was killed by his own ghulam at Damghan; Berkyaruq, already marching with his brother Sanjar against their uncle, then took Nishapur and Balkh without battle, was proclaimed at Samarkand, installed Sanjar over Khurasan and set Muhammad b. Anushtegin over Khwarazm as Khwarazmshah 1.

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The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era
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موجز

في سنة تسعين وأربعمائة قتل أرسلان أرغون بن السلطان ألب أرسلان — صاحب مرو وبلخ ونيسابور وترمذ — قتله غلام له بالدامغان 2.

نتائجه

كان بركياروق قد جهز الجيش مع أخيه سنجر لقتال عمه فبلغهم قتله، فتسلم بركياروق نيسابور وبلخ بلا قتال وخُطب له بسمرقند، واستخلف سنجر على خراسان، واستعمل على خوارزم محمد بن أنشتكين مولى الأمير ميكائيل السلجوقي فلقبه خوارزمشاه 1.

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أرسلان أرغون بن ألب أرسلان· Barkiyaruq

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ألب أرسلان عضد الدولة بن جغري بك· أرسلان أرغون بن ألب أرسلان· Barkiyaruq

Sources

  1. Shadharat al-Dhahab — Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali, p. 394-395
  2. Shadharat al-Dhahab — Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali, p. 394
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ألب أرسلان عضد الدولة بن جغري بك

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