House
Abbasids
Muslim Hijaz dynasty
- Dated 750 CE – 1517 CE
- Also called Banu Abbas, Abbasid Dynasty
Overview
Muslim Hijaz dynastyWikidata record description. Read Abbasid dynasty in the Wikipedia reader.
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The house, member by member
One family drawn as a tree, then every member, oldest first where a date is recorded.
3 children in the house
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Ibrahim al-Imam 701 CE – 749 CE -
Al-Mansur 713 CE – 775 CE 1 child in the house
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As-Saffah 722 CE – 754 CE
Every member
People whose own records place them in this house.
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Muhammad ibn Ali al-Abbasi671 CE – 744 CE · Father of the two first 'Abbâsid caliphs (c.680–743) -
Ibrahim al-Imam701 CE – 749 CE · Child of Muhammad ibn Ali al-Abbasi - Salih ibn Ali711 CE – 769 CE · Abbasid governor and general (711-769)
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Al-MansurNovember 713 CE – 7 October 775 CE · Child of Muhammad ibn Ali al-Abbasi -
As-Saffah722 CE – 9 June 754 CE · Child of Muhammad ibn Ali al-Abbasi -
Al-Mahdi3 August 744 CE – 24 July 785 CE · Child of Al-Mansur -
al-Maʾmun13 September 786 CE – 9 August 833 CE · Abbasid caliph (786–833, r. 813–833) -
Al-Mu'tasim796 CE – 5 January 842 CE · 8th Abbasid Caliph. (r. 833–842) -
Al-Wathiq17 July 812 CE – 10 August 847 CE · Child of Al-Mu'tasim -
Al-MutawakkilMarch 822 CE – 11 December 861 CE · Child of Al-Mu'tasim - Al-Musta'in836 CE – 17 October 866 CE · Child of Al-Mu'tasim
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Al-Muntasir23 March 838 CE – 7 June 862 CE · Child of Al-Mutawakkil - Al-Mu'tamid845 CE – 15 October 892 CE · Child of Al-Mutawakkil
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Al-Mu'tazz847 CE – 16 July 869 CE · Child of Al-Mutawakkil - Al-Mu'tadidc. 854 CE – 5 April 902 CE · 16th Abbasid Caliph from 892 to 902
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Al-Muktafi877 CE – 21 August 908 CE · Child of Al-Mu'tadid -
Al-Muqtadir13 November 895 CE – 1 November 932 CE · Child of Al-Mu'tadid -
Al-Qahir899 CE – 18 October 950 CE · Child of Al-Mu'tadid
Offices held in the house
The members in each office, in order — a selection from the office’s whole line.
- 19 holders
- 3 gaps
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1st 25 January 750 CE – 10 June 754 CE As-Saffah First Abbasid -
2nd 10 June 754 CE – 6 October 775 CE Al-Mansur second Abbasid Caliph (714-775) -
3rd 6 October 775 CE – 24 July 785 CE Al-Mahdi 3rd Abbasid caliph (r. 775–785) -
Gap about 28 years before the next in this house
7th 27 September 813 CE – 7 August 833 CE al-Maʾmun Abbasid caliph (786–833, r. 813–833) -
8th 9 August 833 CE – 5 January 842 CE Al-Mu'tasim 8th Abbasid Caliph. (r. 833–842) -
9th 5 January 842 CE – 10 August 847 CE Al-Wathiq 9th Abbasid Caliph (r. 812–847) -
10th 10 August 847 CE – 10 December 861 CE Al-Mutawakkil 10th Abbasid caliph (822–861, r. 847–861) -
11th 12 December 861 CE – 7 June 862 CE Al-Muntasir 11th Abbasid caliph from 861 to 862 - 12th 8 June 862 CE – 5 February 865 CE Al-Musta'in 12th Abbasid caliph (r. 862–866)
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13th 17 October 866 CE – 9 July 869 CE Al-Mu'tazz Abbasid Caliph of Baghdad from 866 to 869 - 15th 16 June 870 CE – 14 October 892 CE Al-Mu'tamid Abbasid Caliph from 870 to 892
- 16th 15 October 892 CE – 5 April 902 CE Al-Mu'tadid 16th Abbasid Caliph from 892 to 902
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17th 5 April 902 CE – 13 August 908 CE Al-Muktafi The seventeenth Abbasid Caliph -
18th 13 August 908 CE – 1 November 932 CE Al-Muqtadir The eighteenth Abbasid Caliph -
19th 31 October 932 CE – 19 April 934 CE Al-Qahir The nineteenth Abbasid Caliph -
Gap about 10 years before the next in this house
22nd 26 August 944 CE – 28 January 946 CE Al-Mustakfi The twenty-second Abbasid caliph
Show 3 more holders
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Gap about 224 years before the next in this house
33rd 18 December 1170 CE – 27 March 1180 CE Al-Mustadi Mûstadhî (Abbasi) (1142-1180) -
34th 28 March 1180 CE – 5 October 1225 CE Al-Nasir Abbasid caliph (1158-1225) -
35th 5 October 1225 CE – 10 July 1226 CE Az-Zahir Abbasid Caliph in Baghdad (r. 1225–1226)
Affiliation
From the members’ own records, not the people the house ruled.
Affiliations recorded on members
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