Town · Contested ground · as at first light, 1 January 1200

Na'in

Na'in, the desert town on the road from Isfahan to Yazd, with an old Friday mosque.

It lies between Isfahan's district and the atabegs of Yazd (far researcher's ground); holder in 1200 not pinned.

Who holds it

Title
Not pinned
Since
not pinned
Born
not pinned
Family
not pinned
Confidence
low

See lord_1200 and the lord records.

How things stand that morning

Drawn as contested with Isfahan.

Communities

Persians; Zoroastrians in the Yazd country beyond.

Fairs and markets

Not recorded in the sources read

Militia

Not recorded.

Trade and crafts

Caravan trade; weaving; oasis farming.

Where the sources disagree

Evidence: No dated evidence.

Sources and studies

  1. Ibn al-Athir, The Chronicle of Ibn al-Athir for the Crusading Period, part 3, tr. D. S. Richards (archive.org text, years 589-594)

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