The internal and external wars of the Abbasid commander, Mu’nis the servant (296-321hj / 909-933c.e

Abstract

This study is concerned about the military and political actions of the abbassid commander the servant mu’nis ; who lived in positions until he became commander-in-chief of the armies during the reign of the Caliph al-Muqtudar.

 At the beginning of his life he was a Turkish servant of caliphs, He performed limited military tasks before saving lives  and exterminate the adeptes of  Abdullah bin al-Mu'taz,after;

his rule was developed and saving the state by confronting internal disturbances and external enemies.

We try to address in detail the successes of the military consensus, and was sought when the other leaders failed to perform the tasks assigned to them, and proved the days after that the efficiency of societal and military fatigue, which were able to protect the state from the collapse especially since the reign of Muqtadir billah (296-320) -the weakest politically and militarily- yet it has gained the sympathy of his luck from the conspiracies of the Abbasid court, and suffered from the weakness of the personality and frequency and volatility, and the control of senior civil servants, and are driven by the accumulation of long  years of administrative corruption, which

exterminate a number of competent statesmen also mu’nis .