By the ninth and tenth centuries, the once mighty Abbasid Caliphate was showing signs of decay. A major problem was

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The tendency of governors appointed from Baghdad to establish their own dynasties was a major problem for the Abbasid Caliphate in the ninth and tenth centuries. This weakened the central authority of the caliphate and contributed to its eventual decline. While the Crusades and aggressive caliphs were factors in the caliphate's decline, they were not the primary problem.

By the Ninth and Tenth Centuries, the Once Mighty Abbasid