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Ḥasanwayh ibn Ḥusayn
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Ḥasanwayh ibn Ḥusayn

Kurdish ruler
Also known as: Ḥasanūyah ibn Ḥusayn
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  • Ḥasanwayhid dynasty

    The dynasty’s founder was Ḥasanwayh (Ḥasanūyah) ibn Ḥusayn, a Barzikānī leader who was able to acquire a number of holdings in the region. He fortified his position through affiliation with the local Būyid leaders, whom he assisted in campaigns against their adversaries, and, being in their favour, he was…

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    The dynasty’s founder was Ḥasanwayh (Ḥasanūyah) ibn Ḥusayn, a Barzikānī leader who was able to acquire a number of holdings in the region. He fortified his position through affiliation with the local Būyid leaders, whom he assisted in campaigns against their adversaries, and, being in their favour, he was…

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