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Mākān ibn Kākī

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  • Iran
    Iran
    / The Buyids

    Among them Mākān ibn KākÄ« served the Samanids with his compatriots, the sons of BÅ«yeh, and their allies the Ziyārids under MardāvÄ«j. MardāvÄ«j introduced the three Buyid brothers to the Iranian plateau, where he established an empire reaching as far south as Isfahan and Hamadan. He was…

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    Among them Mākān ibn KākÄ« served the Samanids with his compatriots, the sons of BÅ«yeh, and their allies the Ziyārids under MardāvÄ«j. MardāvÄ«j introduced the three Buyid brothers to the Iranian plateau, where he established an empire reaching as far south as Isfahan and Hamadan. He was…

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