Port · The Uyunids of al-Hasa, Qatif and Bahrain · as at first light, 1 January 1200

al-Uqayr

The sea gate of the al-Hasa oasis on a sheltered bay opposite Awal.

Who holds it

Name
Shukr ibn Mansur al-Uyuni
Title
Emir of al-Hasa
Since
see lord record
Born
not pinned
Family
not pinned
Confidence
low

Assumed to follow al-Hasa.

Lord in 1200

Shukr ibn Mansur al-Uyuni (with al-Hasa)

Overlord

Shukr ibn Mansur al-Uyuni (with al-Hasa)

How things stand that morning

Held by the Uyunids.

Wealth

Shipping of dates and goods between al-Hasa and the Gulf.

Council

Local notables and the qadi; names not pinned.

Communities

Arabs.

Fairs and markets

not recorded for 1200

Militia

none recorded

Trade and crafts

Shipping of dates and goods between al-Hasa and the Gulf.

Where the sources disagree

Evidence: Geographers' descriptions; no 1199-1200 notice of the officer found.

Primary sources for Uyunids

Chronicles, registers, sagas and inscriptions written in or near 1200 that cover this entry. Each has its own page with editions, translations and where to read it.

  • Dictionary of Countries, Yaqut al-Hamawi (1224 to 1228, at Aleppo). An alphabetical gazetteer of every place Yaqut had read of or seen: he travelled as a bookseller's agent through Syria, Iraq, Persia, Khurasan and Khwarazm (about 1213 to 1220) and settled in Aleppo. Read online

Sources and studies

  1. Arabic Wikipedia: al-Dawla al-Uyuniyya (after Ibn al-Muqarrab's diwan and its commentary)

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