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Nasruddevle
Nasruddevle is one of the important rulers of the Mervânî dynasty; he is Mumehhiduddevle's younger brother and took over the administration from Şervîn with the help of Erzen governor Hoca Ebu’l-Kâsım el-İsfahânî (Cilt 1, s. 130).
Nasruddevle consolidated his dominance in the region; during his period, the walls of Âmid and Cizre were repaired, and many works such as gardens, canals, mosques, hans, hammams, bimaristans, and bridges were built in the region (Cilt 1, s. 131). The repair of city walls and gates is also mentioned among his construction activities (Cilt 2, s. 100). However, with the rise of the Seljuks, the Mervânîs became one of the states that adopted Seljuk suzerainty during his period (Cilt 1, s. 131).
Sources
Kürt Tarihinin Kaynakları, Volume 1: ANTİKÇAĞ VE İSLAMÎ DÖNEM KAYNAKLARI (2023)
Authors: Muhammet Yücel, Abdurrahman Acar, Nevzat Keleş, Hakan Can, Yusuf Baluken, Bedrettin Basuğuy
Pages: 130, 131
Kürt Tarihinin Kaynakları, Volume 2: İSLAMÎ DÖNEM COĞRAFYA VE SEYAHAT KİTAPLARI (2023)
Authors: İbrahim İbrahimî, Hakan Can
Pages: 100
Sources are drawn from the series “Kürt Tarihinin Kaynakları” (Sources of Kurdish History). Series editors: Nurettin Beltekin, Serdar Şengül, Ercan Çağlayan.
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