Original sentence: The diocese of irta (al-ira) came to an end, and four other dioceses were combined into two:  Nifr and al-Nil with Zabe (al-Zawabi and al-Nu`maniya), and Beth Waziq (al-Buwazikh) with Shenna d’Beth Ramman (al-Sin)
Edited sentence: The diocese of Nahargur is last mentioned at the end of the ninth century, in the list of Eliya of Damascus.The diocese of irta (al-ira) came to an end, and four other dioceses were combined into two:  Nifr and al-Nil with Zabe (al-Zawabi and al-Nu`maniya), and Beth Waziq (al-Buwazikh) with Shenna d'Beth Ramman (al-Sin).The last-known bishop of Karka d'Maishan, Abraham, was present at the synod held by the patriarch Yoannan IV shortly after his election in 900, and an unnamed bishop of Rima attended the consecration of Eliya I in Baghdad in 1028.The metropolitan diocese of Prath d’Maishan is last mentioned in 1222, and the suffragan dioceses of Nahargur (`Abdasi), Karka d'Maishan (Dastumisan), and Rima (Nahr al-Dayr) probably ceased to exist rather earlier.The province of Maishan seems to have come to an end in the thirteenth century