Administrative competition and its impact on proxy work in the Abbasid state (447-516 AH / 1055-1122 AD) (the ministry as a model)

Abstract

The year (447 AH / 1055AD) witnessed the Seljuk control of the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate and their rule over the affairs of the Abbasid Caliphate despite the attempts made by a number of caliphs to get rid of the domination of the Turkish Seljuks and limit their influence, and these attempts created a turbulent atmosphere that was reflected in all aspects of life, especially in The duration of the research is in particular and the conflicts and rivalries that came with it, bargaining, intrusiveness, and conspiracies that led to the occurrence of killings and acts of maiming of the living and even the dead, despite the different circumstances surrounding each operation with the aim of achieving personal interests. In the Abbasid state.