Daysim ibn Ibrahim al-Kurdi

Daysim ibn Ibrahim al-Kurdi, a commander who contested Azerbaijan with al-Marzuban ibn Muhammad in the fourth century AH. ¹

Ibn Khaldun says that he disputed with Lashkari ibn al-Marzuban and his sons, and the people of Azerbaijan summoned him to fight them. He seized the region and overcame the Hamdanids in its mines. ¹ See al-Marzuban ibn Muhammad.

The Daylam who were with him, who had come from the army of Washmgir, had been won over by al-Marzuban and went over to him. Daysim besieged him at Tabriz, then fled to Ardabil and then to Armenia, where he settled with its ruler Hajiq ibn al-Dirani. Al-Marzuban's rule was established in 330 AH. ¹