in 714
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second Abbasid Caliph (714-775)
Al-Mansur has incompatible recorded birth dates. The main Wikidata statement lists in November 713 in Humayma, Jordan.
in November 713
An exact age is omitted because the recorded dates are incompatible or not precise enough.
Died: October 11, 775
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Sources disagree: in November 713 (al-Kāmil fī al-tārīkh, Ibn al-Athīr (Bayt al-afkār, 2005)) or in 714 (Encyclopædia Universalis; BnF authorities).
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Al-Mansur was born in Humayma, Jordan.