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Decline of the Buyid dynasty
Around 1005 Buyid rule in Iraq, Fars, and Kirman was in clear decline; despite Baha al-Dawla's hegemony from 998, family strife, frontier erosion, an…
Timeline
- 1005–1010Northern Mesopotamia · MosulThe Kurdish Marwanids established a breakaway polity at Diyarbakr, while the Uqaylids expanded at Mosul and encroached on the Iraqi heartland; Buyid central government control over the northern and eastern frontier regions declined markedly.
- 1007–1012Iraq · IraqBaha al-Dawla spent vast sums to quell rebellions and family disputes, emptying the treasury; the Ziyarids permanently broke away from Buyid control in Tabaristan, and the Kakuyids grew powerful in Isfahan; by his death, the only major Iraqi cities under direct Buyid rule were Baghdad and Wasit.
Sources
- Baha al-Dawla https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baha_al-Dawla
- BUYIDS https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/buyids/