Forces of this dynasty allied with the Crusader States to check the incursion of al-Salih at the Battle of La Forbie. The regent queen of this dynasty, Dayfa Khatun, had the madrasa al-Firdaws built in Aleppo. Remnants of this dynasty ruled Hasankeyf located in southeastern Anatolia until the 15th century. After the victory
Forces of this dynasty allied with the Crusader States to check the incursion of al-Salih at the Battle of La Forbie. The regent queen of this dynasty, Dayfa Khatun, had the madrasa al-Firdaws built in Aleppo. Remnants of this dynasty ruled Hasankeyf located in southeastern Anatolia until the 15th century. After the victory at Mansurah, Al-Muazzam Turanshah was assassinated by a group of Bahri (*) Mamluks essentially ending this dynasty. It began when its founder and Shirkuh, his uncle, occupied Egypt initially for the Zenigid King Nur-ad Din. Succeeding the Fatimids, for 10 points, name this 12th and 13th century Sunni Islamic Dynasty named after the father of its founder, a Kurd who was victor at the Battle of Hattin, Salah al-Din.
Forces of this dynasty allied with the Crusader States to check the incursion of al-Salih at the Battle of La Forbie.
{Ayyubid} Dynasty