Walis of Egypt & Syria Under The Ikhshidid Dynasty
| Title | Personal Name | Reign | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autonomous governors of Egypt & southern Syria for the Abbasid Caliphate | |||
| Wali Al-Ikhshid |
Muhammad bin Tughj |
935 - 946 | |
| Wali Al-Ikhshid |
Abul-Qasim Ungur bin Muhammad bin Tughj |
946 - 961 | |
| Wali Al-Ikhshid |
Abul-Hasan Ali bin Muhammad bin Tughj |
961 - 966 | |
| Wali |
Abul-Misk Kafur |
966 - 968 | |
| Wali Al-Ikhshid |
Abul-Fawaris Ahmed bin Ali |
968 - 969 | |
| Fatimid General Jawhar as-Siqilli conquers Egypt | |||
- Purple row signifies temporary rule under the African Slave of Muhammad bin Tughj.
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