Talk:Hasanwayhids
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[edit]A relatively new source on this dynasty is 'Hasanwayh b. Husayn al-Kurdi: From freehold castles to vassality?' by Jürgen Paul. Additionally, some extra information from the Sharafnama:
- Some members of the dynasty are missing in this article, it actually goes: Hasanywayh -> Badr ibn Hasanwayh -> Hilal ibn Badr -> Tahir ibn Hilal -> Badr ibn Tahir (ibn Hilal).
- Failure to capture Castle of 'Kusced' by Badr ibn Hasanwayh in 1015, and involvement of the Juzkan ('Cuzqan') tribe.