Ayyubiden
Also known as Ayyubid Sultanate, Ayyubid Sultanate of Egypt
muslimische Dynastie
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The Ayyubid dynasty was a Kurdish ruling family that controlled a major empire in the Middle East and North Africa from 1171 to 1341. It matters historically because it was a significant medieval power that shaped the region during a crucial period in Islamic history.
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- Ayyubid dynasty
- inception
- 1171-00-00
- dissolved, abolished or demolished date
- 1341-01-01
- native label
- al-Ayyūbīyūn
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Die Ayyubiden (kurdisch دەوڵەتی ئەییووبی Dewleta Eyûbiyan; arabisch بنو أيوب, DMG Banū Ayyūb oder الأيوبيون Aiyūbiyūn) waren eine sunnitisch-muslimische Dynastie kurdischer Herkunft, die von 1171 bis 1254 in Ägypten herrschte. Seitenlinien der Ayyubiden herrschten in Teilen Syriens bis 1341. Benannt ist die Dynastie nach Nadschmuddin Ayyub, dem Vater Saladins.
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1171 establishments in Asia1260s disestablishments in Asia12th-century establishments in Africa13th-century disestablishments in AfricaAyyubid dynastyFormer countries in AfricaFormer countries in West AsiaFormer transcontinental empiresHistory of North AfricaHistory of NubiaHistory of the Kurdish peopleHistory of the Levant