Mansur's oppressive taxation policies had sparked a…
913 CE
Mansur's oppressive taxation policies had sparked a revolt in Sistan within a year of his appointment.
The garrison at Zaranj was destroyed, and Mansur was captured.
Amr ibn Ya'qub, a Saffarid, was installed, first as a puppet for the leader of the rebellion, then as amir in his own right.
A Samanid army, however, under the control of Husain ibn 'Ali Marvarrudhi restores Samanid control to the region.
'Amr is sent to Samarkand; the other rebel leaders are killed.