Shaddadid Rulers
- Muhammad bin Shaddad (AH 340/951–971 AD)
- Ali Lashkari bin Muhammad (971–978 AD)
- Marzuban bin Muhammad (978–986 AD)
- Al-Fadl I bin Muhammad (AH 375–422/986–1031 AD)
- Abu-l-Fa't Musa (AH 422–425/1031–1034 AD)
- Ali II Lashkari (AH 425–441/1034–1049 AD)
- Anushirvan bin Ali II Lashkari (AH 441 /1049 AD)
- Abu-l-Aswar Shavur I bin al-Fadl I (AH 441–459/1049–1067 AD)
- Al Fadl II bin Shavur I (AH 459–466/1067–1073 AD)
- Ashot bin Shavur I (AH 459/1067 AD)
- Al-Fadl III bin al-Fadl II (AH 466–468/1073–1075 AD)
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