Ghaznavids

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2. The Ghaznavids also claimed ancestry from the last Sasanian Shah, Yazdgerd III, but this was "a fictitious genealogy" th
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4. Kaushik Roy states Turkic nobles at Balkh chose Ismail as Emir.
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