مقتل السلطان تتش بنواحي الري سنة 488

مقتل السلطان تتش بنواحي الري سنة 488

c. 1095 CE · 488 AH

Rayy

In 488 Sultan Taj al-Dawla Tutush b. Alp Arslan was killed near Rayy while moving to seize his nephew Malikshah's realms; his sons Ridwan and Duqaq then held Aleppo and Damascus 1.

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The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era
Region
Persia & Central Asia
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1080109011001110 c.
The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era · The Crusades, Ayyubids and Mamluks

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Rayy

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Commanders: Barkiyaruq

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موجز

في سنة ثمان وثمانين وأربعمائة قتل السلطان تاج الدولة تتش بن ألب أرسلان السلجوقي بنواحي الري 1.

سياقه

كان تتش شهماً شجاعاً مقداماً واسع الملك، وقد غادر للاستيلاء على ممالك ابن أخيه ملكشاه فقتل بنواحي الري؛ وتمكن بعده ابناه بحلب ودمشق — رضوان بحلب ودقاق بدمشق 1.

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The Conquest of Rayy and Qumis· Founding of al-Muhammadiyya at Rayy· اجتياح التتر بلاد الجبل وأذربيجان والكرج· حركة سنباذ المجوسي· al-Sha'bi· Rayy

Sources

  1. Shadharat al-Dhahab — Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali, p. 385
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The Conquest of Rayy and Qumis

In al-Baladhuri via al-Kalbi from Abu Mikhnaf: two months after Nihawand's battle Umar wrote Ammar ibn Yasir, his Kufa agent, to send Urwa ibn Zayd al-Khayl al-Ta'i to Rayy and Dastaba with eight thousand; the Daylam gathered against him with Rayy's reinforcement, and God gave him victory — he killed and swept through them, left his brother Hanzala ibn Zayd, and came to Ammar asking to be sent to Umar — he having once borne the Bridge's ill news and wishing now to bring joy. Umar saw him and said 'we are God's and to Him we return'; Urwa answered 'rather praise God — we are victorious,' told his tale, and when asked why he did not send word answered 'I left my brother and wished to come myself' — so Umar named him al-Bashir. Urwa's verse: 'I stood forth a teacher to Qadisiyya's people — not every bearer of sorrow teaches.'