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Some time later, due to the bad behavior of
Constantine, Qara-Yusuf had him, his son and other Georgians executed. Furthermore, Qara-Yusuf had also caused great destruction in Shirvan. Ibrahim later paid a huge amount of money in return for being freed. Ibrahim went back to his kingdom and struggled
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in 1394, Ibrahim gave him gifts and riches as presents in order to maintain good relations with him. However, one of these gifts were eight slaves, which Timur did not see as enough—when he asked
Ibrahim why he had only given eight slaves, Ibrahim replied: "I am myself the ninth". This made Timur
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conquest, letting his kingdom survive without paying tribute, as well as gaining a powerful alliance. A politics that would continue under his descendants. Ibrahim also recovered the borders of his state as far as
Derbent in north and the
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Kayumars — d. circa 1412 imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf, pardoned and returned to
Ibrahim, but being suspicious of possible conspiracy against himself, Kayumars was executed, which triggered
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glad, who due to the kindness of
Ibrahim gave him much land and promised to protect him. From 1399 to 1402, Ibrahim fought alongside Timur in his campaigns in
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Hashim — imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of
Chalagan, rebelled against Khalilullah I in 1425, executed by Shahrukh Mirza.
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Ibrahim was married to Bika khanum (d. 1435), a noblewoman, with whom he had 11 sons and a daughter:
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Farrukhzad — imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan.
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Asadullah — imprisoned by Qara-Yusuf in Battle of Chalagan.
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702:(1027–1382)
674:Muhammad II
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110:Bika Khanum
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