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Badr ibn Ḥasanwayh
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Badr ibn Ḥasanwayh

Kurdish ruler
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  • Ḥasanwayhid dynasty

    …backed one of Ḥasanwayh’s sons, Badr ibn Ḥasanwayh as leader. With the support of ʿAḍūḍ al-Dawlah, Badr emerged victorious, and most of his brothers were killed. When his Būyid patron died in 983, Badr retained his position and ruled more or less without challenge until his death in 1014.

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    …backed one of Ḥasanwayh’s sons, Badr ibn Ḥasanwayh as leader. With the support of ʿAḍūḍ al-Dawlah, Badr emerged victorious, and most of his brothers were killed. When his Būyid patron died in 983, Badr retained his position and ruled more or less without challenge until his death in 1014.

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