Analysis of an Ancient Text about the Almirdasi State for Abi El-Fada (396-472 A.H)
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Ancient Text, Almirdasi State, Abi El-Fada (396-472 A.H)Abstract
Almirdasi State is an Arab state which was established by Saleh Bin
Mirdas in Aleppo in 417 Higri according to the Shiite doctrine. It was then
rules by six princes in addition to Saleh Bin Mirdas. These were Naser bin
Saleh, Thamal bin Saleh, Mahmoud Bin Nasr Bin Saleh, Sabeq bin Mahmoud
bin Nasr bin Saleh bin Mirdas, Attiya bin Saleh, Nasr bin Mahmoud bin Nasr
bin Saleh.
The Mirdasi state in Aleppo was a frontier state which is situated in the
middle position of the Abbasids, Alvatmyinn and the Byzantine. Thus, it was
greatly affected by the wars that happened during that period.
The Mirdasi state also played a vital role in fighting the Byzantine once
it was strong but when it was weakened during the rules of some princes
who were interested only in keeping their rule, it became subsidary to the
surrounding states. It even paid money to the Byzantine and Alvatmyinn and
later to the Seljuks.
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