Abu Harb, the third son of Muhammad,…

1045 CE

Abu Harb, the third son of Muhammad, had rebelled against his older brother and called upon help from the Buyids of Fars.

Faramurz had defeated him, however.

Relations with Faramurz and Tughril are highly important.

It seems that Faramurz was present with the Seljuqs at the battle of Dandanaqan against the Ghaznavids.

When Faramurz ascended to the Kakuyid throne, Tughril had secured his allegiance by sending a tribute of payment to Faramurz.

However, neither Faramurz nor his brother Garshasp I are willing to turn to the side of Seljuqs.

In 1045, the Dailamites and Kurds of Jibal make a stand together to resist the advance of the Turkmens from Khorasan.

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Chaghri Beg View → Faramurz View → Garshasp I View → Mas'ud I of Ghazni View → Muhammad ibn Rustam Dushmanziyar View → Tughril View →

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Kurdish people View → Khorasan, Greater View → Daylamites View → Abbasid Caliphate (Baghdad) View → Buyid dynasty View → Ghaznavids View → Turkmen people View → Annazids View → Kakūyids View → Seljuq Empire (Neyshabur) View →

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