Al-Tabari, History of the Prophets and Kings: a Standard history source. Covers AD 610 – 904, with 155 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 610 – 904 |
| Events | 155 events, 113 placed on the map |
| Author | al-Tabari |
| Original title | Annales quos scripsit Abu Djafar Mohammed ibn Djarir at-Tabari |
Regions: West Asia 143 · Central Asia 7 · Egypt & North Africa 4 · Eastern Europe & Russia 1
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 610 – 622 | Mecca | The calling of Muhammad: Waraqa ibn Nawfal; Khadija recognized as the first believer. | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], 소명 항목 |
| AD 610 – 622 | The first Muslim group flees to Abyssinia. | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], 소명 항목 | |
| AD 610 – 622 | Taif | The Prophet goes to Ta'if and is treated with contempt. | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], 소명 항목 |
| AD 610 – 622 | Second Pledge of al-Aqaba with the men of Medina — twelve representatives | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], 소명 항목 | |
| AD 622 | Mecca | The Prophet and Abu Bakr flee — the cave of Mount Thawr | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], 소명 항목 |
| AD 622 – 623 | Medina | The Prophet arrives in Medina | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 1 항목 앞 |
| AD 623 – 624 | Medina | The qibla (direction of prayer) changed; Ramadan fasting instituted | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 2 |
| AD 623 – 624 | Expedition of Abdallah ibn Jahsh to Nakhla — the battle in the sacred month, disputed | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 2 | |
| AD 623 – 624 | Battle of Badr — Quraysh against the Muslims | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 2 | |
| AD 623 – 624 | Medina | Expedition against the Jewish Banu Qaynuqa | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 2 |
| AD 624 – 625 | Uhud (Medina 북) | Battle of Uhud — revenge for Badr; Hamza falls in battle | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 3 |
| AD 625 – 626 | The Prophet's envoys killed at Bir Ma'una | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 4 | |
| AD 625 – 626 | Medina | Expulsion of the Jewish Banu al-Nadir | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 4 |
| AD 626 – 627 | Medina | Battle of the Trench — the city defended by a ditch | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 5 |
| AD 626 – 627 | Medina | Expedition against the Jewish Banu Qurayza | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 5 |
| AD 627 – 628 | Hudaybiyya (Mecca 근처) | The Prophet sets out for a minor pilgrimage to Mecca — the Hudaybiyya incident | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 6 |
| AD 627 – 628 | The Prophet sends envoys to the rulers of Egypt, Byzantium, Persia and Abyssinia | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 6 | |
| AD 628 – 629 | Khaybar | Fall of Khaybar | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 7 |
| AD 629 – 630 | Battle of Mu'tah — clash with the Byzantine army | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 8 | |
| AD 629 – 630 | Mecca | Conquest of Mecca | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 8 |
| AD 629 – 630 | Battle of Hunayn — Hawazin against the Muslims | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 8 | |
| AD 629 – 630 | Taif | Siege of Ta'if | Series I tom.3 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.87011], Annus 8 |
| AD 630 – 631 | Tabuk | Expedition to Tabuk | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 9 |
| AD 631 – 632 | Mecca | The Farewell Pilgrimage | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 10 |
| AD 632 – 633 | Medina | Death of the Prophet | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 11 |
| AD 632 – 633 | Medina | Dispute over succession at the Saqifa of the Banu Sa'ida | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 11 |
| AD 632 – 633 | The apostate Tulayha is defeated by Khalid and flees to Syria | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 11 | |
| AD 632 – 634 | Battle of Yamama — Musaylima defeated | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 11 (Argumentum 은 Annus 12 앞에 둠) | |
| AD 632 – 634 | Al-Ala is sent against the apostates of Bahrain | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 11 | |
| AD 633 – 634 | Khalid is sent to Iraq | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 12 | |
| AD 633 – 634 | al-Hira | Hira surrenders to Khalid | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 12 |
| AD 633 – 634 | al-Anbar | Siege of Anbar | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 12 |
| AD 633 – 634 | Dumat al-Jandal | Dumat al-Jandal — Ukaydir killed | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 12 |
| AD 634 – 635 | Battle of Yarmouk — the Byzantine army crushed | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 13 | |
| AD 634 – 635 | Medina | Death of Abu Bakr; he names Umar as successor | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 13 |
| AD 634 – 635 | Damascus | Fall of Damascus | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 13 |
| AD 634 – 635 | Battle of Pella | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 13 | |
| AD 634 – 635 | Muslim defeat at Qus al-Natif, before the Battle of the Bridge | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 13 | |
| AD 634 – 635 | Battle of Buwayb — Persian general Mihran killed | Series I tom.4 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.85701], Annus 13 | |
| AD 635 – 636 | Battle of al-Qadisiyyah — Persian commander-in-chief Rustam killed | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 14 | |
| AD 635 – 636 | Basra | Founding of Basra | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 14 (Annus 15 앞) |
| AD 636 – 637 | Kufa | Founding of Kufa (Annus 15 entry in the Argumentum) | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 15 |
| AD 636 – 637 | Emesa (Homs) | Siege of Emesa (Homs) | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 15 |
| AD 636 – 637 | Qinnasrin | Qinnasrin submits to Khalid | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 15 |
| AD 636 – 637 | Jerusalem | Jerusalem surrenders — treaty with its inhabitants | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 15 |
| AD 636 – 637 | Caesarea | Fall of Caesarea; siege of Gaza | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 15 |
| AD 636 – 637 | Medina | Establishment of the diwan (register) and the pay system | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 15 |
| AD 637 – 638 | Ctesiphon (al-Madain) | Fall of Bahrasir and al-Mada'in — Yazdegerd flees | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 16 |
| AD 637 – 638 | Battle of Jalula | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 16 | |
| AD 637 – 638 | Tikrit | Fall of Tikrit | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 16 |
| AD 638 – 639 | Kufa | Leaving al-Mada'in to found Kufa — from reed houses to brick houses | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 17 |
| AD 638 – 639 | Plague of Amwas — many leaders, including Abu Ubayda, die | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 17 | |
| AD 638 – 639 | Ahvaz (Suq al-Ahwaz) | Fall of Suq al-Ahwaz | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 17 |
| AD 638 – 639 | Shushtar (Tustar) | Conquest of all of Khuzestan — Tustar | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 17 |
| AD 638 – 639 | Susa | Fall of Susa — the body of the Prophet Daniel | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 17 |
| AD 639 | Medina | The Year of Ashes — drought and famine | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 18 |
| AD 639 | Amr digs the Clysma (Qulzum) canal | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 18 | |
| AD 640 – 641 | Conquest of Egypt | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 20 | |
| AD 640 – 641 | Alexandria | Alexandria surrenders by treaty (not by force of arms) | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 20 |
| AD 640 – 641 | Fustat (Old Cairo) | Amr founds Fustat | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 20 |
| AD 641 – 642 | Nihawand | Battle of Nihawand — the 'victory of victories' | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 24 (OCR) |
| AD 641 – 642 | Isfahan | Invasion of Isfahan — terms of peace | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 24 (OCR) 항목 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Hamadan | Fall of Hamadan | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Rayy | Fall of Rayy | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Bab al-Abwab (Derbent) | Fall of Bab al-Abwab (Derbent) | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Gorgan (Jurjan) | Zurjan asks for a treaty | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | The invasion of Khurasan by al-Ahnaf | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 | |
| AD 642 – 643 | Merv | Yazdegerd leaves the sacred fire at Merv | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Balkh | Yazdegerd is defeated at Balkh and crosses the Oxus | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Kerman | Fall of Kerman | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Sistan (Zaranj) | Sistan submits | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 |
| AD 642 – 643 | Fall of Makran — crossing the Indus forbidden | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 22 | |
| AD 643 – 644 | Medina | Umar is killed | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 23 (Argumentum: 연말 사흘 전) |
| AD 644 – 645 | Medina | The council of six elects Uthman as caliph | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 23~24 |
| AD 644 – 645 | al-Walid's expedition to Azerbaijan and Armenia | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 24 | |
| AD 644 – 645 | Invasion of Roman territory | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 24 | |
| AD 645 – 646 | Alexandria | Re-conquest of Alexandria (after a revolt) | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 25 |
| AD 646 – 647 | Mecca | Expansion of the sanctuary in Mecca | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 26 |
| AD 647 – 648 | Abdallah ibn Sa'd's conquest of Africa | Series I tom.5 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86986], Annus 27 | |
| AD 653 – 654 | Malatya | Mu'awiya's expedition to Malatya | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 33 |
| AD 654 – 655 | The beginning of the plot against Uthman | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 34 | |
| AD 655 – 656 | Egyptian rebels march to Dhu Khushub | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 35 | |
| AD 655 – 656 | Medina | Rebels from Iraq and Egypt enter Medina | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 35 |
| AD 655 – 656 | Medina | Uthman is killed | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 35 |
| AD 655 – 656 | Medina | Ali becomes caliph; Talha and al-Zubayr swear allegiance | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 35 (Chalifatus Ali) |
| AD 656 – 657 | Mecca | Aisha, Talha and al-Zubayr decide in Mecca to march on Basra | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 36 |
| AD 656 – 657 | Basra | Just before the Battle of the Camel, a clash with Uthman ibn Hunayf in Basra | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 36 |
| AD 656 – 657 | Basra | Battle of the Camel — Talha killed, al-Zubayr flees, Aisha defeated | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 36 |
| AD 656 – 657 | Mecca | Aisha is escorted back to Mecca | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 36 |
| AD 656 – 657 | Kufa | Ali meets the people of Kufa — at Dhu al-Qar | Series I tom.6 sect.1 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86987], Annus 36 |
| AD 798 – 799 | The Khazar princess dies on the way; the enraged king prepares for war | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 182 | |
| AD 799 | Armenia | The Khazars invade Armenia — many Muslims taken captive | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 183 |
| AD 799 | Abu al-Hasib rebels at Nasa | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 183 | |
| AD 799 – 800 | Kairouan (Ifriqiya) | Ibrahim ibn al-Aghlab is appointed governor of Ifriqiya | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 184 |
| AD 801 – 802 | Mecca | Harun goes on pilgrimage and divides the empire among his three sons — the decree hung on the Kaaba | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 186 |
| AD 802 – 803 | Anbar | The fall of the Barmakids — Ja'far executed | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 187 |
| AD 802 – 803 | Heraclea (Ereğli) | Fall of Heraclea | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 187 |
| AD 803 – 804 | Nikephoros suffers a crushing defeat | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 188 | |
| AD 804 – 805 | Rayy | Harun goes to Rayy and investigates Ali ibn Isa, governor of Khurasan | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 189 |
| AD 804 – 805 | Raqqa | Harun leaves Baghdad for Raqqa | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 189 |
| AD 804 – 805 | Samarkand | Rafi ibn al-Layth's rebellion in Samarkand | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 189 |
| AD 805 – 806 | Cyprus | Many inhabitants of Cyprus are taken captive | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 190 (Annus 191 앞) |
| AD 805 – 806 | Heraclea (Ereğli) | Harun attacks Heraclea and other cities; Nikephoros pays tribute | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 190 (Annus 191 앞) |
| AD 806 – 807 | Hartama becomes governor of Khurasan — the power of Rafi grows | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 191 | |
| AD 807 – 808 | Baghdad | Harun leaves al-Amin in Baghdad and sets out east to suppress Rafi | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 192 |
| AD 808 – 809 | Tus | Harun dies at Tus | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 193 |
| AD 808 – 809 | Bukhara | Hartama takes Bukhara | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 193 |
| AD 808 – 809 | Baghdad | The caliphate of al-Amin begins — the brothers split | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 193 |
| AD 808 – 809 | Merv | Al-Ma'mun returns to Merv on news of Harun's death | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 193 |
| AD 809 – 810 | Baghdad | Al-Amin takes Harun's decree from the Kaaba and tears it up | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 194 (OCR 「104」) |
| AD 810 – 811 | Rayy | Battle of Rayy — Ali ibn Isa killed | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 195 |
| AD 810 – 811 | Merv | News of the victory reaches Merv; al-Ma'mun is hailed as caliph | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 195 |
| AD 811 – 812 | Ahvaz | Tahir takes Ahwaz | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 196 (OCR 「496」) |
| AD 811 – 812 | al-Madain (Ctesiphon) | Tahir occupies al-Mada'in | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 196 |
| AD 811 – 812 | Mecca | The governors of Mecca and Medina recognize al-Ma'mun as caliph | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 196 |
| AD 812 – 813 | Baghdad | Siege of Baghdad — the city suffers greatly | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 197 |
| AD 813 – 814 | Baghdad | Death of al-Amin — his boat capsized; he was captured and executed | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 198 |
| AD 814 – 815 | Kufa | A revolt in Kufa by Ibn Tabataba of Ali's family, led by Abu al-Saraya | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 199 |
| AD 814 – 815 | Basra | Abu al-Saraya takes Basra and Wasit | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 199 |
| AD 814 – 815 | Mecca | Husayn al-Aftas takes Mecca | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 199 |
| AD 815 – 816 | Ahvaz | Abu al-Saraya is defeated at Ahwaz, captured and executed | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 200 |
| AD 815 – 816 | Kufa | Hartama enters Kufa | Series III tom.2 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86977], Annus 200 |
| AD 879 – 880 | Ahvaz | The sultan's generals and Ali ibn Aban (the Zanj) fight at Ahwaz | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 266 |
| AD 879 – 880 | Nishapur | Al-Kuzistani enters Nishapur | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 266 |
| AD 879 – 880 | Nisibis | Ishaq ibn Kundajiq takes Nisibis | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 266 |
| AD 879 – 880 | Mecca | Arab nomads plunder the covering of the Kaaba | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 266 |
| AD 879 – 881 | Baghdad | Al-Muwaffaq leaves Baghdad to suppress the Zanj | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 266~268 사이 (표제 없음) |
| AD 879 – 881 | Start of the siege of al-Mukhtara, the Zanj leader's city | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 266~268 사이 (표제 없음) | |
| AD 881 – 882 | Al-Muwaffaq attacks al-Mukhtara again | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 268 | |
| AD 882 – 883 | Samarra | Al-Mu'tamid leaves Samarra, intending to head for Egypt | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 269 |
| AD 882 – 883 | Al-Muwaffaq burns the palace of the Zanj ruler | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 269 | |
| AD 883 – 884 | The Zanj leader is killed — al-Mukhtara falls and the Zanj revolt ends | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 270 | |
| AD 883 – 884 | Jazaman wins a major victory over the Byzantine army | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 270 | |
| AD 884 – 885 | Amr ibn al-Layth is declared a rebel; a governor of Khurasan is appointed | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 271 | |
| AD 885 – 886 | Mosul | Hamdan ibn Hamdun and others take Mosul | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 272 (OCR 「979」) |
| AD 887 – 888 | Kerman | Al-Muwaffaq marches to Kerman to suppress Amr | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 274 (OCR 「974」) |
| AD 891 – 892 | Baghdad | Death of al-Muwaffaq — al-Mu'tadid is heir | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 278 |
| AD 891 – 892 | Kufa 근방 | The origin of the Qarmatians | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 278 |
| AD 892 – 893 | Baghdad | The caliphate of al-Mu'tadid | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 279 |
| AD 892 – 893 | Mardin | Ahmad ibn Isa takes Mardin | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 279 |
| AD 893 – 894 | Maragha | Ibn Abi al-Saj takes Maragha | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 280 |
| AD 894 – 895 | The caliph's expedition to Media | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 281 | |
| AD 895 – 896 | Nishapur | Rafi ibn Hartama takes Nishapur; Amr besieges it | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 283 |
| AD 895 – 896 | Constantinople | The Slavs besiege Constantinople | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 283 |
| AD 896 – 897 | Tarsus | Disturbance at Tarsus | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 284 |
| AD 897 – 898 | The Tayy tribe plunders the pilgrimage to Mecca | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 285 | |
| AD 898 – 899 | Amida (Diyarbakir) | Fall of Amid | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 286 |
| AD 899 – 900 | Gorgan (Jurjan) | Muhammad ibn Zayd fails to take Jurjan and dies | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 287 |
| AD 899 – 900 | Isma'il ibn Ahmad captures Amr ibn al-Layth | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 287 | |
| AD 900 – 901 | Baghdad | The captive Amr ibn al-Layth is taken to Baghdad | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 288 |
| AD 901 – 902 | Baghdad | Al-Mu'tadid dies; al-Muktafi accedes | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 289 |
| AD 901 – 902 | Damascus | The Qarmatians besiege Tughj ibn Juff in Damascus | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 289 |
| AD 902 – 903 | Salamiyya | The Qarmatians massacre all the inhabitants of Salamiyya | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 290 |
| AD 903 – 904 | Raqqa | The defeated Qarmatian leaders are brought to Raqqa before al-Muktafi | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 291 |
| AD 903 – 904 | Campaign to Syria and Egypt to end the Tulunid dynasty | Series III tom.4 (Arg.) [india.history.resource.86990], Annus 291 |