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- 1460
Has one ancestor and more than 100 descendants in this family tree.
- 1460
Died |
1460 |
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Father |
Ibrahim |
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Family |
Khadija Begum |
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Father |
Ali bin Qara Yoluq Osman |
Mother |
Sara Khatun |
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Family |
Sheikh Junayd |
Children |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Children |
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Father |
Ali bin Qara Yoluq Osman |
Mother |
Sara Khatun |
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Family |
Sheikh Junayd |
Children |
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- 1488
Died |
1488 |
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Father |
Sheikh Junayd |
Mother |
Khadija Begum |
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Family |
Halima Alam Shah Begum |
Children |
+ | 1. Abdul Muzaffar Ismail I Safavi, b. 17 Jul 1487 |
| 2. Ali Safawi |
| 3. Ibrahim Mirza |
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Junayd |
Prefix |
Sheikh |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
1460 |
Person ID |
I670485 |
Geneagraphie |
Links To |
This person is also Shaykh Junayd at Wikipedia |
Last Modified |
22 Nov 2009 |
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Notes |
- He assumed the leadership of the Safaviya (sufi order) (after the death of his father) from 1447-1460. Under Sheikh Junayd, the Safaviya order was transformed from a Sufi order organized around a saint and ascetic into an active military movement with a policy of conquest and domination. He was the first Safavid spiritual leader to espouse specifically Shi'ite sentiments, and in particular those of the Ghulat . Therefore, it came as no surprise that Sheikh Junayd was viewed as a divine incarnation by his followers. During his time in Ardabil , he attracted so many disciples that in 1448, Jahan Shah (the Kara Koyunlu prince) drove him into exile to Anatolia and Syria. While there, he engaged in missionary activities and accumulated Turkmen followers. He then went to the court of Uzun Hassan at Diyarbakir , where he married Uzun Hassan's sister, Khadija Begum somewhere between 1456-1459. He was prevented from returning to Ardabil, so he lived at Shirvan where he died in a local skirmish near the river of Samur, where he was buried. This led to the beginning of animosity between the mainly Sunni Shirvanshah 's and the increasingly heterodox Shi'a Safavid's. He was succeeded by his son Sheikh Haydar as leader of the Safaviya.
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