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Manuchihr was famous for being a patron of arts. Falaki mentions his vizier
Jamaluddin Abil-Nasr Malik Misar b. Abdullah being an important person of the court, as well as his minister Aminuddin Muhammad b. Abduljalil-i Ahrasi being a patron of philosophers. His court poets included
395:, Manuchihr's father-in-law. Later Mahmud left Shirvan for Hamadan in August, 1123. David even wanted to annex Shirvan but his death 1125 left those plans unfinished. Manuchihr later put down a rebellion by
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It has been proposed that
Manuchihr III may have divided his kingdom amongst his sons upon his death, due to coin mints demonstrating the coinciding reign of Akhsitan I, Shahanshah, Afridun II and his son
278:(1027-1034). During this period in Shirvanshah historiography, the names and family ties of the Shirvanshahs become exceedingly convoluted and uncertain, with the 17th-century
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500:. Afridun II and Fariburz II may have ruled in the western part of the kingdom, while coin mints of Shahanshah demonstrate that he was based in
286:(died 1702) only providing an incomplete of them, starting with Manuchihr, whom he calls "Shah Manuchihr ibn Kasran", Kasran being a version of
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744:(2016). "Wearing the Belt of Oppression: Khāqāni's Christian Qasida and the Prison Poetry of Medieval Shirvān".
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as the "Kasranids" or "Khaqanids". Besides using the title of
Shirvanshah, Manuchihr III also used the title of
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A History of Sharvān and
Darband in the 10th-11th Centuries
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109:Jamalu’d-Din Abi’l-Nasr Malik Mis‘ar b. ‘Abdu’llah
324:Abul-Hayja Fakhrud-Din Malik Manuchihr b. Afridun
425:to have restored Band-i Baqilan, a dam build on
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788:Falaki-i-Shirwani: His Times, Life, and Works
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858:(1945). "Khāqānī and Andronicus Comnenus".
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380:in 1123. Seljuk contingent led by
274:(1096-1106) and great-great-uncle
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53:Coin of Manuchihr III, minted at
262:by researchers like Hadi Hasan,
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709:Bosworth, C. E. (2011).
792:. University of London.
767:The Persian Prison Poem
850:. Columbia University.
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1271:Ibrahim II Shaykhshah
715:Encyclopaedia Iranica
446:and Falaki himself.
417:He was remembered by
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170:Two unnamed daughters
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797:Hasan, Hadi (1965).
784:Hasan, Hadi (1929).
347:He was born between
800:"Falakī S̲h̲irwānī"
742:Gould, Rebecca Ruth
657:, pp. 184–194.
606:, pp. 165–166.
988:1120 – after 1160
924:Toumanoff, Cyrille
840:Kouymjian, Dickran
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268:Dickran Kouymjian
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1324:Kavus Mirza
1319:Qasem Mirza
1297:(1544–1602)
1295:Pretenders
1234:(1382–1538)
1191:Akhsitan II
1171:Fariburz II
1126:Bukhtnassar
1111:Manuchihr I
1104:(1027–1382)
1076:Muhammad II
984:Shirvanshah
813:Schacht, J.
809:Pellat, Ch.
544:Qasideh 214
498:Fariburz II
462: 1111
429:in 1137/8.
362: 1111
276:Manuchihr I
237:Shirvanshah
201:Sunni Islam
84:Predecessor
78: 1160
64:Shirvanshah
39:Shirvanshah
27:Shirvanshah
1344:Categories
1304:Burhan Ali
1256:Bahram Beg
1231:Darbandids
1211:Kayqubad I
1206:Keykavus I
1181:Garshasp I
1166:Shahanshah
1161:Akhsitan I
1156:Afridun II
1136:Fariburz I
1061:Haytham II
1056:Muhammad I
1044:(861–1027)
994:Akhsitan I
963:after 1160
822:Volume II:
604:Gould 2022
592:Hasan 1929
580:Hasan 1929
556:Hasan 1929
532:Hasan 1929
508:References
474:Shahanshah
470:Afridun II
466:Akhsitan I
427:Kura River
389:of Maragha
282:historian
167:Afridun II
163:Shahanshah
155:Akhsitan I
98:Akhsitan I
1261:Ghazi Beg
1241:Ibrahim I
1146:Afridun I
1101:Kasranids
1051:Haytham I
977:Afridun I
956:1091–1097
948:Kasranids
898:"Aḵestān"
832:495469475
805:Lewis, B.
378:Mahmud II
314:) of his
307:takhallus
241:Afridun I
232:Manuchehr
226:romanized
213:Minuchihr
191:Afridun I
181:Kasranids
121:1091–1097
94:Successor
88:Afridun I
1286:Shahrukh
1091:Yazid II
1041:Yazidids
926:(1976).
842:(1969).
815:(eds.).
502:Shamakhi
492:family.
486:Abkhazia
397:Kipchaks
393:David IV
316:eulogist
312:pen name
300:("Great
197:Religion
55:Shamakhi
1221:Hushang
1216:Kavus I
1081:Ahmad I
1071:Yazid I
904:(ed.).
690:(ed.).
676:Sources
444:Khaqani
419:Khaqani
320:Khaqani
280:Ottoman
228::
217:Persian
176:Dynasty
57:in 1160
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1131:Sallar
1116:Ali II
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332:Tengri
221:منوچهر
187:Father
139:Spouse
105:Vizier
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1066:Ali I
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803:. In
686:. In
456:Tamar
433:Court
401:Arran
368:Reign
356:Tamar
289:Kisra
150:Issue
143:Tamar
70:Reign
910:ISBN
828:OCLC
771:ISBN
728:ISBN
696:ISBN
476:and
421:and
338:Life
328:Naib
302:Khan
266:and
254:Name
126:Died
118:Born
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