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Arzen was a small Muslim emirate created c. 820. Arzen region (Medieval Armenia, today's Eastern Turkey) was conquered partially by the emir of Mardastan in 868, and was occupied by Shaybanid dynasty c. 897/898.

Emirs

Musa Ibn Zorara c. 820-853
Abul Makhra Ibn Musa 853-897/898 (emir of Arzen and Mounts Khoit of Sasun)

See also

Erzurum

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