ḥājib — ▪ Spanish and Egyptian official in Muslim Spain and Mamlūk Egypt, a high government official. The term originally designated a chamberlain, but under the Spanish Umayyads (Umayyad Dynasty) (756–1031) the ḥājib functioned as a chief minister … Universalium
Mohammed ibn-Abi Amir — Almanzor Pour les articles homonymes, voir Al Mansur. Statue d Almanzor à Algésiras Abû Âmir “al Mansûr bi llah” Muhammad ben Abd Allah ou Ibn Âmir Al Mansû … Wikipédia en Français
Kishli Khan, Saif al-Din Aibek — (? 1259) He was the brother of Balban and became prominent during Nasir al Din Mahmud Shah s reign (1246 1266). After Kushlu Khan (also known as Bal ban i Kalan [Elder Balban]) was ousted from Nagaur in 1246, the place was conferred on him.… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Amirejibi — or Amirajibi ( ka. ამირეჯიბი, ამირაჯიბი) is a Georgian family, formerly a prominent noble house, which branched off the House of Palavandishvili and rose in prominence in the late 14th century. The family name comes from a Georgian courtier title … Wikipedia
Bahram Shah, sultan Mu'izz al-Din — (? 1242) After Raziya Sultan s overthrow at the hands of rebelling nobles, Iltutmish s son Bahram was raised to the throne with the title Mu izz al Din in 1240, while the administration came to be run by his viceroy (na ib), Malik Ikhtiyar al… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Barbeg — See Amir i Hajib … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Qaraqush Khan, Ikhtiyar al-Din Aytegin — A slave offi cer of Iltutmish (1211 1236) who was of Kara Khatai origin. In his early career, Qaraqush was appointed as intendant (shihna) of royal domains (khalisah) at Tabarhind. For some time, he also held Mul tan as his iqta . In 1240,… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
History of medieval Tunisia — The present day Republic of Tunisia, al Jumhuriyyah at Tunisiyyah , has over ten million citizens, almost all of Arab Berber descent. The Mediterranean Sea is to the north and east, Libya to the southeast, and Algeria to the west. Tunis is the… … Wikipedia
Subh — Boîte dite de Zamora au Musée archéologique national de Madrid. Boîte d ivoire sculpté avant 964. 16 cm de diamètre. Elle a appartenu à Subh. Subh[1] ou Aurora était une esclave d origine basque … Wikipédia en Français
Abu Bakr II — was the ninth mansa of the Mali Empire. He succeeded his nephew Mansa Mohammed ibn Gao and preceded Kankan Musa I. Abubakari II appears to have abdicated his throne in order to explore the limits of the ocean ; however, his expedition never… … Wikipedia
