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- Qara Sunqur (v. 1140, Gəncə) — Azərbaycan atabəyi.
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Despite extradition requests from Egypt, ilkhan invested Qara Sonqur (now under the new name Aq Sonqur) with the governorate of Maragheh and al-Afram with Hamadan. Qara Sonqur was later given Oljath —daughter of Abaqa Khan on 17 January 1314.
Qara Sunqur ( v. 1140, Gəncə) — Azərbaycan atabəyi. Həyatı. Hicri 524-cü ilin zül-hiccə ayında (noyabr, 1130) Məsud qardaşı Mahmuda qarşı yenidən qiyam qaldırdı. Ancaq qardaşlar Kirmanşahda görüşüb, dinc barışıqla ayrıldılar. Məsud Gəncəni nahiyyələri ilə birlikdə iqta götürüb, 150 min dinarlıq hədiyyə aldı və qoşunları ilə Gəncəyə qayıtdı. [1] .
Despite extradition requests from Egypt, ilkhan invested Qara Sonqur (now under new name - Aq Sonqur) with governorate of Maragheh and al-Afram with Hamadan. Qara Sonqur was given hand of Oljath on 17 January 1314 in exchange of a dowry worth 30.000 dinars. Qara Sonqur was killed by Abu Sa'id in 1328 in exchange of Timurtash's execution in 1327 ...
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It was when Mamluk emirs, former governor of Aleppo—Shams al-Din Qara Sonqur and governor of Tripoli—al-Afram defected to Öljaitü. Despite extradition requests from Egypt, ilkhan invested Qara Sonqur (now under new name—Aq Sonqur) with governorate of Maragheh and al-Afram with Hamadan.
Some days later a certain Tachik emir called Qara-Sonqur (Xarasngur), [whose title] translates "world-ruler" in Persian, arose from the land of Persia and came to the district of Ar'an. He commenced building up and fortifying this land, rebuilding the ruined walls of Gandzak city and making peace throughout its confines.
This description includes information about Saljuq rulers such as Qara-Sonqur, Chavli, Fakhr al-Din, Rawwadi, Chaghri-Shah, and Ildegiz, not met with elsewhere. Gosh's account terminates abruptly with the events of 1162.
This description includes information about Saljuq rulers such as Qara-Sonqur, Chavli, Fakhr al-Din, Rawwadi, Chaghri-Shah, and Ildegiz, not met with elsewhere. Gosh's account terminates abruptly with the events of 1162.
