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'''Šadujjà''', '''Šadupiyyan''' or '''Šaduyya''' are all names that refer to the Šadupiyyan dynastic rule over the '''Crown of [[Sinkayya|Sinkajjà]]''', who in some form or another |
'''Šadujjà''', '''Šadupiyyan''' or '''Šaduyya''' are all names that refer to the Šadupiyyan dynastic rule over the '''Crown of [[Sinkayya|Sinkajjà]]''', who in some form or another |
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remained in power from the [[overthrow of the Tarimids]] in 868 XY to the extinction of the last legitimate cadet branch in 1336 XY. It was the first sinkajji and second [[Alwazuniyya|alwazunite]] state altogether. |
remained in power from the [[overthrow of the Tarimids]] in 868 XY to the extinction of the last legitimate cadet branch in 1336 XY. It was the first sinkajji and second overall [[Alwazuniyya|alwazunite]] state altogether. |
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Great Realm of Sinkajja (870 - 1336) Sinkayyan Empire (868 - 870) valsinkaçahi ràçi (870 - 1336) sinkaçi pahlaviSatr (868 - 870) | |
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 Grand Seal of Sinkajjà
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Šadujjà, Šadupiyyan or Šaduyya are all names that refer to the Šadupiyyan dynastic rule over the Crown of Sinkajjà, who in some form or another remained in power from the overthrow of the Tarimids in 868 XY to the extinction of the last legitimate cadet branch in 1336 XY. It was the first sinkajji and second overall alwazunite state altogether.