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Jalal al-Din reaches Khuzistan and Iraq

وصول جلال الدين إلى خوزستان والعراق

c. 1225 CE · 622 AH

Khuzistan (al-Ahwaz)

Jalal al-Din, fresh from defeat by the Mongols, reached Khuzistan and Iraq and gathered a new army 1.

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The Crusades, Ayyubids and Mamluks · The Mongol and Post-Mongol Era

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After his defeat by the Tatars, Jalal al-Din ibn Khwarazm-shah reached Khuzistan and Iraq. There troops gathered for him, and his affairs grew strong. 1

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Khuzistan (al-Ahwaz)
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جلال الدين منكبرتي بن خوارزم شاه

People and things also explored

Abu al-Mukhtar's Satire on the Ahwaz Officials· The Asawira's Conversion Compact· War between al-Ashraf's and Jalal al-Din's armies· death of Shamla, lord of Khūzistān· Jalal al-Din routs the Georgians· The Georgians enter and burn Tiflis· Ibn Sina withdraws to Khuzistan· Jalal al-Din reaches Amid and is routed there

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  1. al-Kamil fi'l-Tarikh of Ibn al-Athir , p. 443
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