08Ghev1 4:15 | | | Mu’awiya’s son, | Yazid [I, 680-683] | succeeded him, living for two |
08Ghev1 4:15 | | | rate as his father. After ( | Yazid), | ’Abd al-Malik [685-705], son of |
08Ghev1 16:0 | | | After (‘Umar) a certain | Yazid ( | Yazkert) (Yazid) [II, 720-724] ruled for six |
08Ghev1 16:0 | | | Umar) a certain Yazid (Yazkert) ( | Yazid) [II, 720-724] | ruled for six years. He |
08Ghev1 16:3 | | | When ( | Yazid) | was approaching his demise and |
08Ghev1 17:0 | | | | Yazid [II] | was succeeded by Sham, also |
08Ghev1 17:2 | | | | Yazid [II] | visited many calamities upon this |
08Ghev1 28:7 | | | leaving our land he placed | Yazid ( | Ezit) (Yezid ibn Usaid al |
08Ghev1 28:8 | | | prince of the Armenian lords, | Yazid | established Sahak [VII] (Bagratuni, presiding prince |
08Ghev1 29:4 | | | But the next year | Yazid | assembled the troops under him |
08Ghev1 31:0 | | | While | Yazid ( | ibn Usaid) was still ruling |
08Ghev1 31:0 | | | with his (House). By this, ( | Yazid) | sought to achieve a peace |
08Ghev1 31:1 | | | king of the Khazars gave ( | Yazid) | as a wife his sister |
08Ghev1 31:6 | | | As for that gouty braggart ( | Yazid), | who held sway over the |
08Ghev1 33:0 | | | period, during the overseership of | Yazid | and during the caliphate of |
08Ghev1 33:3 | | | Vanand district, protested many times, | Yazid, | who was in charge of |
08Ghev1 33:4 | | | al-Mansur) who angrily summoned | Yazid | and, as his replacement, sent |
08Ghev1 36:0 | | | Once more the caliph sent | Yazid ( | ibn Usaid) to Armenia as |
08Ghev1 38:5 | | | sit and maintain the siege. | Yazid ( | ibn Usaid), the governor of |
08Ghev1 38:6 | | | battles) bore any fruit, and ( | Yazid) | returned in great humiliation to |
08Ghev1 41:2 | | | of these was a certain | Yazid, | the son of Mazyad (Yazid |
08Ghev1 41:2 | | | Yazid, the son of Mazyad ( | Yazid | ibn Mazyad al-Shaybani), [787-788, 799-801]. After |
09Draskh1 24:1 | | | sent to Armenia a certain | Yazid | as governor (ostikan). Upon his |