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Mungli seized the lands of Jibal, Isfahan and others, and Ayitghamish, who had been one of the Khwarazmian mamluks, fled from him ¹.

The fall and death of Mangli (612 AH)

Jumada I 612: Mangli — master of Hamadan, Isfahan and Rayy — fell to the coalition al-Nasir built around his killer's ambition: Uzbek of Azerbaijan, the Ismaili Jalal al-Din of the castles, and the grand army under Kukburi of Irbil with Mosul, Jazira and Aleppo contingents. Trapped in the mountains he had the caliphal army near starvation — then gambled on a downhill charge, won the first day over Uzbek, lost the second, fled and was killed; his mamluk Aghlamish inherited the kingdoms.

Mungli seizes the Jibal and Isfahan; Aytaqmish flees

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The fall and death of Mangli (612 AH)