ibn din ibn known lord commander served death dismissed reinstated times period clan tribe dominated syrian desert considerable influence described historian eldest senior era appointed replace father imprisoned released years later commanded wing army defected early years sultan muhammad reign policy playing interests eventually banished tribe depths prince reconciled remained loyal death years later succeeded son descendants filled office seven decades minor reign granted numerous including later criticized generous distribution tribes believing ultimately character turn weaken muslim armies ancestry known belonged clan branch large arab tribe grandfather ibn ibn ibn ibn head clan referred king arabs government son lord reward supporting sultan second battle lord second reigns succeeded father lord receiving appointment visited successor cairo celebrating wedding granddaughter sons brothers met wells near sultan hunting expedition family arrested imprisoned cairo citadel replaced distant cousin branch released family restored lord years later performed pilgrimage later commanded right wing army defeated governor defected given refuge unsuccessfully attempted sultan muhammad circumstances suspicions negative disposition prompted seek safe haven held iraq end sent son afterward defected son unlike father remained loyal gave south baghdad consequently dismissed appointed brother lord reign arrived court decided contacted sultan summoned court cairo avoided meeting sultan sent brothers sons instead able gain sultan forgiveness restored position subsequent reconciliation marked episode policy maximum gain according contemporary historian maintained good ties pursued policy accorded money robes honor stayed effectively neutral going party case like happened participated policy albeit contemporary historian wrote agreed heart openly sought loyal prevent ensure disrupt peaceful travel roads accomplish adopted unprecedented policy distributing large grants granted members requests possession particularly lucrative belonging commanders princes damascus typically compensated addition given town near damascus criticized lavish distribution belief ruin character ultimately weaken muslim armies asserted sic wished change situation longer able willingly new properties later contact causing sultan tribe order army syria drove home district pursued eastward fortress towns according punished went agreement son agreement stipulated receive silver return joining army upcoming campaign held gave money army arrived forces stopped near refused passage territory tribe exiled forced live deep final reign death years later contacted vassal requested sultan behalf ultimately marked end policy playing remained loyal death near june age according historian public death black worn mourning legacy described eldest senior era descendants amounted men clans titles according warning effects distributing subsequently seizing came true short time death son successor threatened start revolt defect return confiscated
Muhanna ibn Isa