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1115-1120 Mecidian Armies conquered Iraq 1122-1127 Mecidian Armies conquered Yemen and Oman 1129-1132 Mecidian Armies conquered Necd,Al-Ahsa and Bahreyn 1141-1171 Mecidian Armies conquered Maghreb 1180-1208 Mecidian Armies conqered Al-Andalus

When Malikshāh I died in 1092, the empire split as his brother and four sons quarrelled over the apportioning of the empire among themselves. In Anatolia, Malikshāh I was succeeded by Kilij Arslan I who founded the Sultanate of Rum and in Syria by his brother Tutush I. In Persia he was succeeded...

Higher Education Dar-ul Hikma Madrasah Location:City of Cairo Founded:1080 Area of Specialization:Islamic Religious Studies Dar-ul Ulum Madrasah Location:City of Alexanderia Founded:1085 Area of Specialization:Arabic Language and Literature,Persian Language and Literature,İslamic...

Tomb ''Hmmm care to explain the POD? I'm not too familiar with this point of history.'' Historical Era:Fatimid Caliphate Point of Divergence:Fatimid Egypt-Nubian Border Garrison Commander Walid rising against Fatimid Caliphate in 1066. look this link...

1075-1093 The Restructuring of Agriculture Economy Recruited the agricultural engineers from Al-Andalus and the Maghreb . Upper Nile irrigation system were repaired and improved. Grain warehouses were set up for military and civilian purposes. One hundred hydro-powered flour mills was...

1071 Battle of Cairo The two armies met outside Cairo. General Nasser ad-Dawla's army consisted of twenty-five thousand Turkish cavalry. Main element of Walid's army is well-trained native egyptian infantry troops. Walid's army consisted seventeen thousand mixed troops. Walid's strategy...

1065 Fatimid Caliphate fall into civil war. Turkish and Sudanese slave troops factions fighting against each other. Also Fatimid Egypt in famine. The Berbers in Lower Egypt deliberately aggravated the distress by ravaging the country, destroying the embankments and canals, and seeking...