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After the tragedy of [['Ashura]], 'Ubayd Allah remained as the governor of [[Kufa]] and [[Basra]] using force and subjugation, however his rule became unstable after the death of [[Yazid b. Mu'awiya]]. According to Tabari and Abu 'Ali Miskawayh, after the death of Yazid, 'Ubayd Allah made a speech, the eve of which he had bribed the elders of Basra. After the speech, they raised and asked for continuation of his rule, but soon afterwards, people turned their back on him and went for making allegiance with [['Abd Allah b. Zubayr]]. | After the tragedy of [['Ashura]], 'Ubayd Allah remained as the governor of [[Kufa]] and [[Basra]] using force and subjugation, however his rule became unstable after the death of [[Yazid b. Mu'awiya]]. According to Tabari and Abu 'Ali Miskawayh, after the death of Yazid, 'Ubayd Allah made a speech, the eve of which he had bribed the elders of Basra. After the speech, they raised and asked for continuation of his rule, but soon afterwards, people turned their back on him and went for making allegiance with [['Abd Allah b. Zubayr]]. | ||
According to | According to [[al-Baladhuri]], after the death of Yazid, Ibn Ziyad asked people in Basra to temporarily make allegiance with him until they reach a consensus over choosing a caliph. When the people of Basra, made allegiance with him, he sent some people to Kufa to ask them for making allegiance with him; but the people of Kufa did not accept and so the people of Basra also refused his rule. | ||
=== His Allegiance with Marwan b. Hakam === | === His Allegiance with Marwan b. Hakam === | ||