Arabic Authors: A Manual of Arabian History and LiteratureArbuthnot, F. F.
History
Arabic Authors: A Manual of Arabian History and Literature
Arbuthnot, F. F.
Arabian Peninsula -- History; Arabic literature -- History and criticism
A.D.
1. Abul-Abbas As-Saffah 750--754
2. Al-Mansur 754--775
3. Al-Mahdi 775--785
4. Al-Hadi 785--786
5. Harun-ar-Rashid 786--809
6. Al-Amin 809--812
7. Al-Mamun 812--833
8. Al-Mo'tasim Billah 833--842
9. Al-Wathik 842--847
10. Al-Mutwakkil 847--861
11. Al-Mustansir Billah 861--862
12. Al-Mustain Billah 862--866
13. Al-Mo'tiz Billah 866--869
14. Al-Muhtadi Billah 869--870
15. Al-Mo'tamid 870--892
16. Al-Motazid Billah 892--902
17. Al-Muktafi Billah 902--908
18. Al-Muktadir Billah 908--932
19. Al-Kahir Billah 932--934
20. Al-Radhi Billah 934--940
21. Al-Muttaki Billah 940--944
22. Al-Mustakfi Billah 944--945
23. Al-Mutia Billah 945--974
24. Al-Taya Billah 974--991
25. Al-Kadir Billah 991--1031
26. Al-Kaim Billah 1031--1075
27. Al-Muktadi Billah 1075--1094
28. Al-Mustazhir Billah 1094--1118
29. Al-Mustershid Billah 1118--1135
30. Al-Rashid Billah 1135--1136
31. Al-Muktafi 1136--1160
32. Al-Mustanjid Billah 1160--1170
33. Al-Mustazi 1170--1180
34. Al-Nasir Billah 1180--1225
35. Al-Tahir 1225--1226
36. Al-Mustansir Billah II. 1226--1240
37. Al-Mustaa'sim Billah 1240--1258
He was killed at the taking of Baghdad by Halaku Khan, and the last of
the dynasty, which continued, however, as a spiritual power in Egypt
till A.D. 1517.
The empire over which the Abbasides began to rule in A.D. 750 had
gradually dwindled away until little but Baghdad and its environs were
left on the fall of the dynasty in A.D. 1258. Will history repeat
itself in the same way as regards Constantinople, which in some years
may be the only territory left in Europe to a people who once were
conquerors, and whose arms even were carried to the walls of Vienna?
As Persia, Egypt, Syria, parts of Africa and Arabia, by degrees, were
severed from the Abbaside Empire, so the different provinces of Turkey
in Europe appear to be slowly separating themselves from the Turkish
Power, until finally there will be nothing left to them in Europe but
that city whose splendid position will ever make it a bone of
contention to both rising and declining States.
The following is a list of the Omaiyides who ruled in Spain a.d. 756
to 1031:
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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