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John of Ephesus Mundhir.
In 580, Mundhir was invited by Emperor Tiberius II r.
Another unfortunate campaign was carried out by Mundhir a year later.
After this success, Mundhir wrote to the Byzantine emperor Justin II r.
The failure of the campaign led to a quarrel between the two andMaurice accused Mundhir of treason.
Mundhir fell in the field, but Harith also lost his eldest son Jabalah.
Already in 528 he was one of the commanders sent in a punitive expedition against Mundhir.
Both Maurice and Mundhir wrote letters to Emperor Tiberius, who tried to reconcile them.
In 526 a warbetween Byzantine Empire and Iran began, and Mundhir attacked Syria, ravaging it.
Byzantine agents captured Mundhir, who was brought to Constantinople but never faced trial.
A 13th-century Syriac chronicle further records that after Maurice's overthrow andmurder in 602, Mundhir was allowed to return home.
The Lakhmids were defeated and their king Mundhir fell on the field, but Harith also lost his eldest son Jabalah.
Mundhir was the last important Ghassanid ruler; in 584, the Byzantines would break up the Ghassanid federation.
The retreat was arduousfor the exhausted army, and Maurice and Mundhir exchanged recriminations for the expedition's failure.
When he returned home, Mundhir discovered that the Lakhmids and Persians had used his absence to raid his domains.
A Persian governor, Suhrab, was appointed and ruled Hirah for a year,until Zayd ibn Hammad persuaded the people to accept Mundhir as their king.
According to John of Ephesus, Mundhir donated much of his booty from this expedition to monasteries and the poor.
In the overwhelmingly pro-Chalcedonian atmosphere of Tiberius's and Maurice's reigns, unlike his father Harith,who was protected by Empress Theodora's Monophysite leanings, Mundhir could not count on any influential support in Constantinople.
Mundhir remained in Constantinople until the death of Tiberius and the accession of Maurice, when he was exiled to Sicily.
The Ghassanids took part in the conflict with Persia and her Lakhmid Arab allies,first in a punitive expedition against the Lakhmid ruler Mundhir, and then in the Battle of Thannuris under Belisarius's command, where Jabalah/Tapharas was killed when he fell from his horse.
Mundhir arrived with only a small escort and was arrested by Byzantine troops stationed in secret at the location.
At the time, the Byzantines and their Arab allies were engaged in the Iberian War against the Sasanian Empire and their Arab clients, the Lakhmids, andJustinian's move was designed to create a counterpart to the powerful Lakhmid ruler, Mundhir, who controlled the Arab tribes allied to the Persians.
Maurice claimed that Mundhir had revealed the Byzantine plan to the Persians, who then proceeded to destroy the bridge over the Euphrates.
Imam Mundhir Abdallah preaches in the working class Copenhagen suburb of Norrebro at the Masjid Al-Faruq mosque, which media have previously linked to radical Islam.
While at Constantinople, Mundhir received permission from the emperor to hold a Monophysite church council, which convened on 2 March 580.
Mundhir had been confirmed as his father's heir as early as 563, during the latter's visit to Constantinople, and succeeded after Harith's death in 569.
Relations were restored in 575 and Mundhir secured from the Byzantine emperor both recognition of his royal status and a pledge of tolerance towards the Monophysite Church.
In 580 or 581, Mundhir participated in an unsuccessful campaign against the Persian capital, Ctesiphon, alongside the Byzantine general(and future emperor) Maurice.
When Maurice ascended the throne in 582, Mundhir was exiled to Sicily although, according to one source, he was allowed to return to his homeland after Maurice's overthrow in 602.
The same year, Mundhir visited Constantinople, where he was awarded a crown or diadem(stemma), marking the formal renewal of his role as Byzantium's chief Arab client-king.