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Ebrāhīm II

Mosāferīd ruler
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  • MosāferÄ«d Dynasty

    EbrāhÄ«m II (ruled 997–c. 1030) was able to reestablish MosāferÄ«d control over Daylam and to expand southward as far as Zanjān. After EbrāhÄ«m’s death, however, the history of the dynasty becomes fragmentary; EbrāhÄ«m’s descendants ruled in Daylam, first as vassals of the Ghaznavids and then…

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    EbrāhÄ«m II (ruled 997–c. 1030) was able to reestablish MosāferÄ«d control over Daylam and to expand southward as far as Zanjān. After EbrāhÄ«m’s death, however, the history of the dynasty becomes fragmentary; EbrāhÄ«m’s descendants ruled in Daylam, first as vassals of the Ghaznavids and then…

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