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191: 1686:", the Dulafids began to act increasingly as independent rulers, prompting the Abbasid government to launch two punitive campaigns in 867, one of which sacked the Dulafid stronghold of Karaj. The fate of Abd al-Aziz is unclear, but he likely remained in his post until his death in 873/74, after which the Abbasids recognized Abd al-Aziz's son Dulaf, and, after Dulaf's death at Isfahan in 878/79, his brother Ahmad, as governors. 1682:, "the two fiefs"—in perpetuity, ruling almost independent of the caliphal government, except for an annual tribute, and with the right to coin their own money. After Abu Dulaf's death, his son Abd al-Aziz succeeded him in his position as governor of Jibal, while another brother, Hisham, served the caliphal court as a general in ca. 865/66. As Abbasid authority in the peripheral provinces broke down in the 860s during the " 1728:
After Ahmad's death in 893, however, al-Mu'tadid swiftly intervened in the succession disputes between Ahmad's sons, Bakr and Umar, to re-establish caliphal authority: in 894, the Caliph visited Jibal in person, and divided the Dulafid territories, giving the governorship of Rayy,
1749:, was installed at Isfahan. Umar's brothers launched a guerrilla war against the Abbasids for a while, but without success. The last Dulafid, Abu Layla al-Harith, was killed accidentally with his own sword in a battle in 897/98, bringing the dynasty to an end. 1505: 1577:. The exact line of descent of the family is disputed among various sources, but the first members that can be reliably dated were the trader Idris and his brother Isa, sons of Ma'qel, residing in 1498: 2084: 1605:, was originally a servant of the Dulafids until he was purchased by the Abbasid family, but these claims may well be later inventions to enhance their standing. 1689:
Ahmad had a precarious and ambivalent relationship with the central Abbasid government, and played a major role in its relationship with the rising power of the
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in 886, but then faced an invasion of his territory by al-Muwaffaq in 889/90, and was defeated by Amr in the next year. Later, the new Abbasid caliph,
1589:(ruled 724–743). The brothers were imprisoned by the Umayyad authorities, but the exact reason is unclear: either a trade dispute, or, according to 1643:(r. 786–809). Abu Dulaf was distinguished for his learning, competence and integrity, so that although he sided with Harun al-Rashid's successor 1678:
Abu Dulaf's long rule firmly established his family's authority in Jibal; the Dulafids received hereditary possession of their domains—known as
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beliefs, he was pardoned after the defeat of al-Amin and retained his post. He maintained especially good relations with al-Ma'mun's successor
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in 839/40. His brother Ma'qel was also a member of the Abbasid court, serving as a military commander and earning some distinction as a poet.
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since 879, Ahmad sided with the Abbasids after the break between the Saffarids and the Abbasid regent,
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and settling there. His son Isa, however, moved with his sons to
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Idris eventually amassed some wealth, and later moved to the
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The first Dulafid to become governor of Jibal was Isa's son
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1555:Samarra 1547:caliphs 1544:Abbasid 1520:Dulafid 1397:Bahrain 1333:Al Said 1318:Al Saud 1307:Sharjah 1277:Morocco 1273:'Alawis 1212:Mombasa 1048:Jabrids 988:Mahdids 958:Uyunids 922:926–965 898:Rassids 882:847–997 823:Saadids 813:Nasrids 723:Amirids 703:Bakrids 693:Kanzids 677:814–922 667:800–909 657:788–974 647:771–793 627:745-757 588:Shihabs 558:Ma'nids 462:864–928 458:Alavids 442:860–964 422:840–897 412:824–961 392:654–884 347:661–750 337:632–661 109:897/898 82:History 76:Emirate 42:Capital 2056:  2037:& 2012:  1988:  1958:  1936:  1753:Rulers 1731:Qazvin 1707:Kirman 1528:Arabic 1472:Jordan 1352:Kuwait 783:Hudids 85:  2095:Jibal 2029:. In 1976:. In 1918:. In 1630:Karaj 1540:Jibal 1442:Qatar 1427:Dubai 1412:Ajman 1197:Kilwa 1167:Shewa 99:c.800 46:Karaj 2054:OCLC 2010:ISBN 1986:ISBN 1956:ISBN 1934:ISBN 1737:and 1719:Rayy 1705:and 1703:Fars 1579:Kufa 1575:Iraq 1536:Arab 1518:The 1337:Oman 2050:C–G 1735:Qum 1573:of 1522:or 2071:: 2046:. 2033:; 1834:^ 1795:^ 1761:: 1733:, 1725:. 1530:: 2060:. 2018:. 1994:. 1964:. 1942:. 1526:( 1507:e 1500:t 1493:v 1474:) 1470:( 1459:) 1455:( 1444:) 1440:( 1429:) 1425:( 1414:) 1410:( 1399:) 1395:( 1384:) 1380:( 1369:) 1365:( 1354:) 1350:( 1339:) 1335:( 1324:) 1320:( 1309:) 1305:( 1294:) 1290:( 1279:) 1275:( 1239:) 1235:( 1214:) 1210:( 1199:) 1195:( 1184:) 1180:( 1169:) 1165:( 20:)

Index

Dulafids
Karaj
Classical Arabic
Sunni Islam
Emirate
Abbasid caliphate
Abbasid caliphate

Kingdom of Qedar
Kingdom of Lihyan
Nabataean Kingdom
Kingdom of Osroene
Emesene Dynasty
Kingdom of Hatra
Tanukhids
Ghassanids
Salihids
Lakhmids
Kingdom of Kinda
Rashidun
Umayyads
Abbasids
Fatimids
Emirate of Armenia
Emirate of Tbilisi
Emirate of Crete
Dulafids
Habbarids
Kaysites
Shirvanshah

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