In Iraq, Toral II was the last representative of the Seljuk regime. Teksh attacked the area after a few strong attacks
Occupation
did it. Major cities such as Ray and Hamdan also came under his control. And the borders of the foreign state began to touch the borders of Baghdad. This situation was unbearable for Caliph Nasser. He demanded that Kharazm Shah hand over some areas of Iraq to the Caliphate of Baghdad.
Which was disapproved
Relations between the two countries became increasingly strained. In 1194 AD, a battle took place between the Khwarizmi and Khilafah forces at the family's place. In which Baghdad's forces retreated with the worst defeat.
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Khawarzam Shah And Hassan Bin Sabah |
Earlier, there had been minor skirmishes between Teksh and the forces of the Caliph of Baghdad, but this time the Khilafah forces were so honored that they never dared to attack the Ghazi border again. After correcting the mood of Caliph Nasser, the foundation of the throne intended to suppress the Turks. The Turkic speech was called black errors.
It was, of course, a more difficult battle, but there was no lack of morale. Because the relations between the Khwarizmi and Ghauri rulers were still strained
And the alliance of the two courts was necessary for success against a common enemy such as the Turkana Khattab. So Tash, considering this Durood. Imposed with Fayyaz-ud-Din Ghauri. On the advice of Ghias-ud-Din Ghauri, Takhsh also began trying to improve relations with the Caliph of Baghdad.
The Khilafah Baghdad also responded positively. Satisfied on all sides, Naqsh began to prepare with all his might for the comparison of Turkan error. The Turks were already eager for the inauguration. They invaded and besieged Ganj. Tex closed the wall and fought bravely, killing a large number of Turks by mistake and the rest retreated. Tashkoo faced another campaign that had not yet completely suppressed the Turks' error. The Khadimi state covered most of the territory of the present Republic of Iran.
Its last major city in the northwest was Kazan. Qila Alamut was the center of Hassan Sabah's followers on an invincible mountain. Hassan Sabah belonged to the Ismaili sect, a sect whose followers occupied Egypt until the middle of the sixth century AH. Where Sultan Salah
Khawarzam Shah And Hassan Bin Sabah
Khawarzam Shah And Hassan Bin Sabah
Al-Din Ayubi (may Allah have mercy on him) overthrew him.
He gave a new color to the religion by editing and constructing largely Ismaili beliefs and practices. Its preachers spread throughout Iran and Turkestan. Fort Alamut was a very safe area for their activities. The same people ruled in the mountainous range around the fort. Hassan al-Sabah had built an artificial paradise spread over several miles in a lush green fence around the fort of Alamut. Hassan al-Sabah had certain people who could do anything for him. These people were called Fidai. He was trained as a spy in major political and military centers of the world by conducting special dagger-wielding exercises. As soon as they got a hint of beauty, the great generals of Umrah and the sultans would offer the dagger. As a result of Hassan al-Sabah's activities, the courts of the world were overwhelmed by his awe and his every demand was accepted.
Hassan al-Sabah died in 1124, but his early invaders continued his mission. Sultan Tash decided to put an end to this fitna and marched towards Qala-e-Alamut with an army of Jarar but Qila-e-Alamut remained invincible even after a long society. However, Tash conquered another of them like a sword. After a while, the martyrs set up a new center in Tarshish. And continue your activities here again. In those days, a martyr martyred the minister of Tex.
So Sultan Salahuddin Tekshne gave fresh words to Prince Qutbuddin Muhammad and ordered to attack Tarsh. Prince Kitab-ud-Din besieged Tarsh. The fierce bloodshed between the factions continued. Four months have passed. But the war did not end. Eventually, Sultan Teksh got out of bed in a state of serious illness and turned to Tarsis for a decisive attack.
Physicians and sages forbade this long journey but the Sultan did not stop. Along the way, the disease spread to such an extent that there was no hope of survival. This great king, who had ruled Khawariz for twenty-six years on July 3, 1200 AD, finally passed away before reaching Tarshish. Sultan Shah, the younger brother of Sultan Salahuddin Teksh, struggled with it for twenty years, but to no avail.
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