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suggests that
Garshasp I was still living by 1233/34, and perhaps also still ruling. This new evidence suggests that Garshasp I ruled jointly with his son Fariburz III. Fariburz may have ruled an area outside the capital until his father's death. Another theory is that Fariburz was given control over
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to 1255. He ruled during a time in
Shirvanshah history that scholarship has referred to "a period of total confusion", due to the lack of written records and contradictory numismatic evidence.
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of Jamal al-Din Khalil
Shirvani was dedicated to Fariburz III. The work demonstrates the broad distribution of the Persian language and Iranian culture in the northwestern Iranian regions of
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did not rule after 1225. However, new evidence suggests that
Garshasp I's reign was longer. The numismatist Blau discovered a unique coin with the name of Garshasp I, and which mentions the
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A Numismatic
History of Southeastern Caucasia and Adharbayjan based on the Islamic Coinage of the 5th/11th to the 7th/13th Centuries
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between 1235–1239. It is unknown if there were other ruling
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Based on numismatic evidence, it was initially suggested that
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253:near Baku in 1223/4.
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409:Riahi, Mohammad Amin
413:"Nozhat al-majāles"
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840:1255 deaths
809:Kavus Mirza
804:Qasem Mirza
782:(1544–1602)
780:Pretenders
719:(1382–1538)
676:Akhsitan II
656:Fariburz II
611:Bukhtnassar
596:Manuchihr I
589:(1027–1382)
561:Muhammad II
479:Akhsitan II
471: 1225
463:Shirvanshah
214:Akhsitan II
158: 1225
151:Shirvanshah
109:Akhsitan II
85:Akhsitan II
71:Predecessor
64: 1225
51:Shirvanshah
16:Shirvanshah
829:Categories
789:Burhan Ali
741:Bahram Beg
716:Darbandids
696:Kayqubad I
691:Keykavus I
666:Garshasp I
651:Shahanshah
646:Akhsitan I
641:Afridun II
621:Fariburz I
546:Haytham II
541:Muhammad I
529:(861–1027)
456:Garshasp I
377:Riahi 2008
257:References
239:Azerbaijan
170:Garshasp I
149:) was the
131:Garshasp I
75:Garshasp I
746:Ghazi Beg
726:Ibrahim I
631:Afridun I
586:Kasranids
536:Haytham I
226:anthology
121:Kasranids
81:Successor
771:Shahrukh
576:Yazid II
526:Yazidids
411:(2008).
395:(1969).
203:Caucasus
191:region.
184:Mardakan
706:Hushang
701:Kavus I
566:Ahmad I
556:Yazid I
386:Sources
243:Shirvan
174:Abbasid
143:Persian
116:Dynasty
33:Copper
794:Mehrab
616:Sallar
601:Ali II
473:–1255
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220:Legacy
177:caliph
147:فریبرز
127:Father
606:Qubad
551:Ali I
440:Died:
235:Arran
164:Reign
153:from
104:Issue
66:–1255
57:Reign
35:fulus
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241:and
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