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thumb|upright=1.2|Map of medieval Europe in 1190 showing the territory of Eldiguzids in the lower right corner

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Former country.conventional_long_name
EldiguzidsAtabegs of Azerbaijan
Former country.status
Atabegate
Former country.year_start
1136
Former country.year_end
1225
Former country.p1
Seljuk Empire
Former country.s1
Khwarazmian Empire
Former country.image_map
Map of the Eldiguzids in 1180 CE.png
Former country.image_map_size
300
Former country.image_map_caption
Territory of the Eldiguzids in 1180 CE.
Former country.capital
NakhchivanHamadanTabriz
Former country.common_languages
Persian (official, court literature)
Former country.title_leader
Atabeg
Former country.leader1
Eldiguz
Former country.year_leader1
1136–1175
Former country.leader2
Muhammad
Former country.year_leader2
1175–1186
Former country.leader3
Qizil Arslan
Former country.year_leader3
1186–1191

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inception
1136-00-00
dissolved, abolished or demolished date
1225-00-00
Commons category
Atabegs of Azerbaijan
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11 sections
Contents
  • Shams ad-Din Eldiguz
  • Campaigns against Georgia
  • Muhammad Jahan Pahlavan
  • Qizil Arslan
  • Uzbek
  • List of Eldiguzid atabegs
  • Genealogy of House of Ildiguz
  • See also
  • References
  • Sources
  • External links

thumb|upright=1.2|Map of medieval Europe in 1190 showing the territory of Eldiguzids in the lower right corner

thumb|upright=1.2|Double-page from the Qur'an dedicated to Abu’l-Qasim Harun ibn 'Ali ibn Zafar, the vizier of Muzaffar al-Din Uzbek|Özbeg (r 1210–1225), last ruler of Eldiguzids. [[Khalili Collection of Islamic Art]]

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