User:Al Ameer son/11th cent. Syria map
Syria and Jazira in 1025.
Mirdasids/Kilab[edit]
Syria
- Emirate of Aleppo, i.e. Aleppo and surrounding countryside
- Maarrat Misrin[1]
- Maarat al-Nu'man
- Qinnasrin (Kilab)[2]
- Marj Dabiq (Kilab)[3]
- Khunasirah (Kilab)[4]
- Most of the area east and south of Aleppo (Kilab)[4]
- Rafaniyya
- Hisn ibn Akkar
- Hims
- Ba'albak
- Sidon (Sayda)
- Countryside of Shayzar though not Shayzar itself. (assigned to Banu Munqidh by Salih in 1025)[5]
Jazira
Numayrids[edit]
Jazira
- Al-Ruha (Edessa)
- Harran
- Saruj
- Qal'at Najm (possibly Mirdasid in 1025)
- Surrounding areas of those cities
Jarrahids/Tayy[edit]
Syria
- Nablus
- Ramla
- Bayt Jibrin
- Interior Palestine
- Al-Balqa
- Jibal al-Sharat
- Jabal Aja and Jabal Salma, known collectively as "Jabal Tayy", i.e. northern Najd.
Fatimids (direct rule)[edit]
Syria
- Tarabulus (Tripoli)
- Bayrut
- Sur (Tyre)
- Akka (Acre)
- Qaysariyya (Caesarea)
- Yafa (Jaffa)
- Ascalon
- Ghazza (Gaza)
- Al-Quds (Jerusalem)
- Tabariyya (Tiberias)
Uqaylids[edit]
References[edit]
Bibliography[edit]
- Mouton, J. M. (1997). "Shayzar". The Encyclopedia of Islam, New Edition, Volume IX: San–Sze. Leiden and New York: BRILL. p. 411. ISBN 90-04-10422-4.