طغرل شاه بن أرسلان آخر سلاجقة العراق
طغرل شاه بن أرسلان آخر سلاجقة العراق
Last of the Seljuk kings, dying in 590 — twenty-two of them over a hundred and sixty years, says al-Dhahabi 1.
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Tughril Shah ibn Arslan, last of the Seljuks of Iraq. al-Suyuti reports that he died in the year 590 AH 2.
al-Suyuti transmits from al-Dhahabi that the number of Seljuk kings was more than twenty, the first of them Tughrul Beg, who restored al-Qa'im to Baghdad, and that the duration of their state was a hundred and sixty years 2.
Note: this appears to be the same person as the one mentioned in Tughril III. It needs review for merging.
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- وفاة طغرل شاه آخر ملوك السلجوقية
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Sources
- Tarikh al-Khulafa — al-Suyuti (Dar al-Minhaj edition), p. 693-694
- Tarikh al-Khulafa — al-Suyuti (Dar al-Minhaj edition), p.693-694
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