Late Middle Ages · Middle East · Politics
1335
Muzaffar Shah founds the Muzaffarid dynasty in Iran
1335
As the Ilkhanate fractured after Abu Said's death, Mubariz al-Din Muhammad seized Isfahan and Fars, establishing a Persian dynasty that would patronize poets - most famously Hafiz of Shiraz, the supreme lyricist of the Persian language - and survive until Timur's armies swallowed it. The fragmentation of Iran into warring successor states had begun.
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