Amir al-Umarā'
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The name of an official position in the mid-Abbasid period. It meant the Amir of Amirs, and in effect ruled the empire on behalf of the caliph. The first to be appointed was the Turkish general Ibn Raikh in 936. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
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アッバース朝中期にあった官職名。アミール中のアミールを意味し，事実上カリフに代って帝国を統治した。 936年トルコ系の将軍イブン・ラーイクが最初に任命された。
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