The Hamdanids are driven out of Mosul…

July 979 CE

The Hamdanids are driven out of Mosul in 979 by 'Adud ad-Dawlah, who is annexing Iraq to his Buyid domains, and Abu Taghlib is forced to seek refuge and help from the Fatimids, though without success.

'Adud ad-Dawlah later maintains two Hamdanids, Ibrahim and al-Husayn, as joint rulers of Mosul, but the dynasty's power has already shifted to Syria.

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Mosul > Al-Mawsil Ninawa Iraq View →

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'Adud al-Dawla View → Abu Taghlib View →

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Arab people View → Hamdanid Dynasty View → Buyid dynasty View → Aleppo, Hamdanid Emirate of View → Fatimid Caliphate View →

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