Mosul in the Buyid Period (334 A.H.-447 A.H. / 945 A.D. - 1055 A.D.)

Through the stages of its long history, Mosul has played an active and influential role in the events of Iraq and its political history, especially in the eras of challenges and crises it went through, and it was an important element in directing historical events. Its princes and the families that successively managed it played the role of the engine of historical events, due to its political and civilizational weight and its economic importance. Therefore, it was the focus of attention of the forces that controlled the reins of affairs in Baghdad, the seat of the Abbasid Caliphate. This research deals with an important period in the history of Mosul, which is the era of the Buyid control over Iraq, shedding light on Mosul and its political role in the internal and external events that Iraq witnessed and its relations with the Caliphate and the Buyid authority in Baghdad, adopting the method of historical scientific and analytical research based on extracting information from its original sources and its extrapolation and analyze it