حركة المقنَّع الخراساني

حركة المقنَّع الخراساني

776 عیسوی · 159 ھ – 778 عیسوی · 161 ھ

The rising of the Veiled One in Marw's region, 159-161 AH — the last of the movements bound to Abu Muslim's name, broken by Sa'id al-Harashi 1.

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دور
العصر العباسي المبكر
خطہ
persia-central-asia
جائزہ
مسودہ تکمیل 1/5 · مکمل کرنے میں مدد کریں

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العصر العباسي المبكر

یہ صفحہ ابھی اردو میں دستیاب نہیں۔ دستیاب متن دکھایا جا رہا ہے۔ ترجمے میں مدد کریں

موجز

حركة المقنع الخراساني قامت في عهد المهدي بين سنتي 159 و161هـ في ناحية مرو. وهي، كما يعرضها تقوش، امتداد لحركتي سنباذ والراوندية، واتصال بذكرى أبي مسلم. 2

الانتشار

تبعه خلق كثير في بخارى والصغد. وانتشر أتباعه، ويسمون المبيضة، في نواحي كش ونسف، يغيرون على المناطق الآمنة. 2

النهاية

هزمهم سعيد الحرشي وقضى عليهم. ويذكر المصدر أن المقنع أحرق نفسه قبل القبض عليه. 2

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تعلقات

تعلقات دریافت کریں

Had participant
المقنَّع الخراساني· سعيد بن عمرو بن أسود الحرشي

وہ لوگ اور چیزیں جن پر مزید بات ہوئی

غزوة مروان بن محمد في بلاد الخزر والجبال· غزوة مسلمة بن عبد الملك للخزر وفتح الباب· المقنَّع الخراساني· سعيد بن عمرو بن أسود الحرشي

ماخذ

  1. تاريخ الدولة العباسية — محمد سهيل طقّوش (ط7 2009), p. 79
  2. تاريخ الدولة العباسية — محمد سهيل طقّوش (ط7 2009), p.79
اس صفحے کا حوالہ دیں

islam.museum کے شرکاء۔ “حركة المقنَّع الخراساني”. islam.museum، https://islam.museum/ur/event/muqanna-revolt/. CC BY-SA 4.0. رسائی کی تاریخ 2026-10-16.

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متعلقہ

غزوة مروان بن محمد في بلاد الخزر والجبال

In al-Baladhuri: after Maslama, Hisham gave the march to Sa'id al-Harashi, who held it two years, then to Marwan ibn Muhammad — who camped at Kisal, having built its city (forty farsakhs from Bardha'a, twenty from Tiflis), then entered the Khazar land by way of Bab al-Lan, Asid ibn Zafir al-Sulami Abu Yazid guiding him in with the mountain kings by way of Bab wa-l-Abwab; Marwan raided Slavs in the Khazar land, carrying off ten thousand households whom he settled in Khakhit — they later killed their amir and fled, and he overtook and slew them; when the Khazar great-king learned the numbers Marwan trod into his lands and their strength and array, it stung his heart and filled it with dread, and as Marwan drew near he sent a messenger summoning him to Islam or war — Marwan answered 'I accept Islam; send me one to present it', which was done, and the Khaqan showed forth Islam, Marwan making peace confirming him in his kingdom; with him Marwan settled a body of Khazars between al-Samur and al-Shabiran in the Lakz plain; then Marwan entered the land of al-Sarir, fell upon its people, took castles, and its king submitted and obeyed — he compounded with him for a thousand heads, five hundred lads and five hundred girls black of hair, brow and lash each year, and a hundred thousand mudd poured into Bab's granaries, taking hostages of him; Marwan compounded with Tuman's people for a hundred heads — fifty girls and fifty five-year-old boys black of hair, brow and lash — and twenty thousand mudd yearly to the granaries; then entered Zirikeran's land, whose king compounded for fifty heads and ten thousand mudd yearly; then came to Hamzin's land — Hamzin refusing peace — took their fortress after a month's siege, burned and demolished it, its treaty then being five hundred heads delivered in one payment, no further claim on him, and thirty thousand mudd borne yearly to Bab's granaries; then came to Sadan, which he opened by treaty for a hundred heads its lord delivered at once, no claim thereafter, and five thousand mudd borne yearly to Bab's granaries; and he assessed the people of Tabarsaranshah at ten thousand mudd borne yearly to the granaries, while assessing Filanshah nothing — for his fine service, handsome conduct and praiseworthy way; then Marwan camped on the fortress of al-Lakz — its lord having withheld the levy and gone out to join the Khazar king, whereupon a herdsman killed him with an arrow not knowing him — so the Lakz people compounded for twenty thousand mudd borne to the granaries, and he set Khashrama al-Sulami over them; and Marwan went to Shirwan's lord's fortress called Khirsh upon the sea — he submitted, was ordered down to the plain, and they were bound to ten thousand mudd yearly; on Shirwan's lord he laid it that he be in the van when the Muslims began raiding the Khazars and in the rear when they returned; on Filanshah, that he raid with them only; and on Tabarsaranshah, in the rear at the outset and the van at the return; and Marwan went to the Dudaniyya and fell on them — then word of al-Walid ibn Yazid's killing reached him.