Khorshidi dynasty

The Khorshidi dynasty (Ḵoršīdī, Kurdish: Xurşîdiyan‎, 1184? - 1597[1]) was a dynasty that ruled Little Lorestan[2] (Persian: لر کوچک‎‎, Lor-e kūchek, Lori: Lor-e Kūček, Kurdish: Lûrê Piçûk ) between 1155 - 1597[1] from Khorramabad.[1] The dynasty was stemmed from the Jangardi tribe (Jangrūʾī or Jangardī).[1]

The rulers of Khorshidi dynasty were called atabegs. Later they were appointed as a Wali by Safavid dynasty and continued to rule the area until the beginning of the 17th century.

List of rulers

  1. Shuja' al-din Khurshid bin Abubakr bin Muhammad bin Khurshid
  2. Saif al-Din Rustam bin Nur al-din
  3. Sharaf al-Din Abubakr
  4. Izz al-Din Garshasp
  5. Hisam al-Din Khalil bin Badr bin Shuja
  6. Badr al-Din Masud
  7. Taj al-Din bin Hisam al-Din Khalil
  8. Falak al-Din Hasan
  9. Jamal al-Din Khidr bin taj al-Din
  10. Hisam al-Din Omar bin Shams al-Din Darnaki bin Sharaf al-Din bin Tahamtan bin Badr bin Shuja
  11. Shams al-Din Mahmud bin bin Nur al-Din bin Izz al-Din Garshasp
  12. Izz al-Din Muhammad bin Izz al-Din
  13. Dawlat Khatun
  14. Izz al-Din Husain
  15. Shuja al-Din Mahmud
  16. Malik Izz al-Din bin Shuja al-Din
  17. Sidi Ahmad
  18. Shah Husain Abbasi
  19. Shah Rustam
  20. Oghur
  21. Jahangir
  22. Rustam Khan

See also

Sources

  1. 1 2 3 4 B. Spuller, "Atābekān-e Lorestān" in Encyclopædia Iranica.
  2. ↑ The new Encyclopaedia Britannica, Vol. VI, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974, p. 331.
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