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 1  5,2|       the history of the early caliphate. Powerful Calif Walid I (
 2  5,2|     between the Empire and the caliphate assumed the character of
 3  5,2|     troubles arose in the Arab caliphate in connection with the change
 4  5,4|      boundaries of the Arabian caliphate. Two of these treatises
 5  5,5|   reached the territory of the caliphate, and were brought to Bagdad.[
 6  5,8|   decline and weakening of the caliphate in the ninth century, which
 7  5,8| consequences. At this time the caliphate was undergoing great internal
 8  5,8|     internal strife within the caliphate prevented the eastern Arabs
 9  5,8| cultural relations between the caliphate and the Empire in the first
10  5,8|      century. At this time the caliphate, ruled by Harun-ar-Rashid
11  6,2|  dissension within the eastern caliphate aroused by the increasing
12  6,2|    Luckily for the Empire, the caliphate was at this time going through
13  6,2|        troubled affairs of the caliphate, which frequently turned
14  6,8|       the eleventh century the caliphate was no longer a united whole.
15  6,8|        Minor, and the Egyptian caliphate of the Fatimids.~ From the