Inju family

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The Inju family was a Persian noble lineage that founded the Injuids, a short-lived dynasty that ruled parts of 14th-century Iran, including Shiraz and Fars.

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instanceOf Persian noble family
ruling dynasty founder
alsoKnownAs Inju family of Fars
Injuids
Āl-e Inju
capital Shiraz
linked to: Shiraz, Iran
conflictWith Muzaffarid dynasty
linked to: Muzaffarids
country Ilkhanate
linked to: Mongol Ilkhanate
dynastyName Injuids
ethnicGroup Persians
founded Injuids
governmentForm hereditary monarchy
historicalContext post-Ilkhanid successor state in Iran
knownFor patronage of Persian culture in Shiraz
short-lived regional rule in southern Iran
language Persian
linked to: Persian language
notableMember Abu Ishaq Inju
Sharaf al-Din Mahmud Shah Inju
originOfName Inju (land grant or fiscal estate under the Ilkhanids)
linked to: Iqta system
predecessor Ilkhanate
linked to: Mongol Ilkhanate
region Iran
religion Islam
ruled Fars
linked to: Fars Province

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Shiraz
linked to: Shiraz, Iran

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status extinct noble lineage
successor Muzaffarid dynasty
linked to: Muzaffarids
territorialCenter southern Iran
timePeriod 14th century

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Injuids origin Inju family