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2998 - ISLAM. AYYUBIDS. AYYUBIDS IN YEMEN. al-Mu'azzam Turanshah, 569–575 H. (1174–1180) Dinar, ø 24 mm (2.31 g). 570 AH (1174/5 AD), Aden. Album A1087. ICV 1117. Balog Ayyubids, 927. RR! Extremely rare! Gold! Attractive patina, tiny casting defects on the edge; otherwise in very fine condition. Provenance: Ex. CNG Islamic Auction A9, Lot 338. Al-Muazzam Turanshah was the older brother of Saladin, the founder of the Ayyubid dynasty and a major opponent of the Crusaders. In the year 569 AH (1174 CE), Saladin sent him to Yemen, where he conquered Zabid, Aden, and Sanaa. In 571 AH (1176 CE), al-Muazzam Turanshah left the country and assumed the governorship of Syria on behalf of his brother.
ISLAM. AYYUBIDS. AYYUBIDS IN YEMEN. al-Mu'azzam Turanshah, 569–575 H. (1174–1180) Dinar, ø 24 mm (2.31 g). 570 AH (1174/5 AD), Aden. Album A1087. ICV 1117. Balog Ayyubids, 927. RR! Extremely rare! Gold! Attractive patina, tiny casting defects on the edge; otherwise in very fine condition. Provenance: Ex. CNG Islamic Auction A9, Lot 338. Al-Muazzam Turanshah was the older brother of Saladin, the founder of the Ayyubid dynasty and a major opponent of the Crusaders. In the year 569 AH (1174 CE), Saladin sent him to Yemen, where he conquered Zabid, Aden, and Sanaa. In 571 AH (1176 CE), al-Muazzam Turanshah left the country and assumed the governorship of Syria on behalf of his brother.