Akhlāṭ, or Khilāṭ (Greek Khleat, Armenian Khlatʿ)-modern-day Hilat in the Turkish Republic-is a town in eastern Anatolia situated on the northwestern shore of Lake Van (38 o 45'N., 42 o 28'E.). Its history probably goes back to pre-Christian times and the Khald people of the Urartian kingdom. One of the caliph ʿUmar's (r. 12-23/634-44) commanders, ʿIyāḍ b. Ghanm (d. 20/641), made a peace treaty with the people of Akhlāṭ in 20/641. Over the next four centuries, it fell
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Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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