What Happened This Year 914

People Who Died in 914

Ahmad Samani

Samanid emir and ruler of Transoxiana
Died
January 12th, 914 1111 years ago — None years old

Ruled the Samanid Emirate from 892 to 907. Oversaw the cultural and economic revival of the region. Strengthened trade routes and supported the Persian cultural resurgence. Expanded territories significantly through military conquests. Fostered an environment conducive to intellectual and artistic achievements.

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García I

King of León during the 10th century
Died
January 19th, 914 1111 years ago — None years old

Ruled as king of León in the early 10th century. Ascended to the throne following the reign of his father. The reign experienced ongoing challenges from Muslim territories, which influenced political and military strategies. During the leadership, there was an emphasis on consolidating power within the kingdom and maintaining territorial integrity amidst external pressures. His reign marked a pivotal moment for the Kingdom of León within the wider context of Iberian political dynamics.

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Li

Empress of Yan dynasty
Died
February 12th, 914 1111 years ago — None years old

Ruled as empress during the Yan dynasty, holding significant influence in the court. Played a crucial role in political decisions and strategies that shaped the direction of the dynasty. Her leadership was marked by efforts to consolidate power and stability within the region. The reign contributed to the historical landscape of the era, navigating the complexities of governance amidst challenges from rivals.

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Ibn Hawshab

Founder of the Isma'ili community
Died
December 31st, 914 1110 years ago — None years old

Established the Isma'ili community in Yemen during the late 9th and early 10th centuries. Played a significant role in the spread of Isma'ili beliefs in the region and contributed to the religious and political landscape of Yemen. His efforts laid the foundation for future Isma'ili leadership and scholarship. The community continued to develop under his influence and became an important part of Islamic history.

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