Muhammad ibn Eraq (died 10th century) was ruler of the Afrighid dynasty of Khwarazm. He was the son and successor of Eraq ibn Mansur.
During his reign, he was visited by the Arab traveler Ahmad ibn Fadlan. After that, no more is known about him; he was succeeded by his son Abu Sa'id Ahmad.
762/before 787 – 820s) Mansur ibn Abdallah Eraqibn Mansur MuhammadibnEraq (died 10th century) Abu Sa'id Ahmad Abu 'Abdallah Muhammad (r. 967–995, the year...
political zones under their dominion (the other two being Eraq-e Arab "Arabic Iraq" and Eraq-e Ajam "Non-Arabic Iraq or Persian Iraq").[citation needed]...
Another possible etymology for the name is from the Middle Persian word erāq, meaning "lowlands." An Arabic folk etymology for the name is "deeply rooted...
Qiwam al-Din al-Fath ibn Ali ibnMuhammad al-Bundari al-Isfahani, commonly known as Bundari (or al-Bundari; died after 1241/2) was an Iranian writer, who...
possession of Erzincan and Erzurum, while a year later, in 1503, he conquered Eraq-e Ajam and Fars; one year later he conquered Mazandaran, Gorgan, and Yazd...
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