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Ali of Dulkadir
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Arslan, Uways, Divaneh Veled, Pir Ahmed , Iskender, and Hudabende (born 1515). Saru Arslan, Uways, Divaneh Veled, and Pir Ahmed were killed together with their
Kasım of Karaman
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depiction of Kasım as he meets with Cem Sultan. Beg of Karaman Predecessor Pir Ahmed Died 1493 House Karamanids Father Ibrahim II of Karaman Mother Ilaldi
Battle of Otlukbeli
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Hasan saw his son Zeynel die and his right wing collapse. He turned to Pir Ahmed , who was next to him, and shouted, "May the Karamanoğlu dynasty be ruined
Malik Arslan
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the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II (r. 1444–46, 1451–81) attempted to install Pir Ahmed (r. 1465–66) in the Karamanid throne. Khushqadam sought Malik Arslan's
Ahmed Gailani
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with Lord Bethell of the London-based Radio Free Kabul. In October 2001, Pir Ahmed Gailani headed a group of Afghan leaders, the Assembly for Peace and National
Cloak of Muhammad
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which the cloak was kept but proceeded no further. The second person was Pir Ahmed Gailani, a political leader and one of Zahir's relatives. In 2012, Waheed
Hüsnüşah Hatun
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corresponded with Selim I, Şehinşah's victorious brother, on behalf of Mevlana Pir Ahmed Çelebi, a scholar who had been at Şehinşah's court and who was neglected
Amin Wardak
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française at Kabul University. His father and grandfather were followers of Pir Ahmed Gailani. His father introduced him to Ahmed Gailani and Amin joined Gailani's
Shah Budak
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Ahlat. Shortly after Shah Suwar's hanging in 1472, Uzun Hasan installed Pir Ahmed and Kasım in the Karamanid realm and made an effort to facilitate arms
PS-30 Khairpur-V
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election 2024: PS-30 Khairpur-V Party Candidate Votes % ±% Independent Pir Ahmed Ali Shah 67,134 60.85 PPP Naeem Ahmed Kharal 24,679 28.73 IPP Syed Niaz
Shah Suwar
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weaken them until the Mamluk army's arrival but soon sought safety under Pir Ahmed of Karaman. The Mamluk army entered the Dulkadirid realm in September