Members of The Tahirid Dynasty
| Governor | Term |
|---|---|
| Governors of Khurasan | |
| Tahir ibn Husayn | 821-822 |
| Talha ibn Tahir | 822-828 |
| Abdullah ibn Tahir | 828-845 |
| Tahir (II) ibn Abdullah | 845-862 |
| Muhammad ibn Tahir (II) | 862-873 |
| Governors of Baghdad | |
| Tahir ibn Husayn | 820-822 |
| Ishaq ibn Ibrahim | 822-849 |
| Muhammad ibn Ishaq | 849-850 |
| Abdullah ibn Ishaq | 850-851 |
| Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Tahir | 851-867 |
| Ubaydullah ibn Abdullah ibn Tahir | 867-869 |
| Sulayman ibn Abdullah ibn Tahir | 869-879 |
| Ubaydullah ibn Abdullah (again) | 879-884 |
| Muhammad ibn Tahir (II) | 884-890 |
| Ubaydullah ibn Abdullah (again) | 890-891 |
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