Assertion: caliph's son | /r/HasProperty | yazid
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text: This set the tone for the fledgling Ummayad dynasty (c.670-750 CE) and in 680 on the death of Mu'awiya, the Caliphate succeeded to his son Yazid.
text: Muʿawiyah selected his son, Yazid I (reigned 680–683), to succeed him.
text: Muʿāwiyah, however, in securing during his lifetime an oath of allegiance to his son Yazīd I, disregarded the traditional election (bayʿah) and introduced the alien concept of hereditary succession.
text: Muawiyah also declared his son, Yazid, as his successor in breach of a treaty with Hassan, Muhammad's grandson.
text: This ended upon Muawiyah's death after twenty years of rule, when rather than following the previous tradition of electing/selecting a successor from among the pious community, he nominated his own son Yazid.
text: Muawiyah also declared his son, Yazid, as his successor in breach of a treaty with Hassan, Muhammad's grandson.
text: (r. 661–680), the founder of this dynasty, based his rule on careful cultivation and manipulation of ties with tribal notables (ashraf), and it was through such ties that he was able not just to govern but also to have his son, Yazid I (r. 680–683), recognized as his heir.
text: Mu'awiyah appointed his son, Yazid I, as successor and after Mu'awiyah's death in 680, the "Second Fitna" broke out, where Husayn ibn Ali was killed at the Battle of Karbala, a significant event in Shia Islam.