[2] According to the "Tarikhi Dagestan", about 40 years had passed since Masum bek came to power in Avar lands, by the time his great-grandson Amir-Ahmad ibn Chupan began to rule Khunzakh.

[3] Approximately 30 years after the death of the nutsal (ruler) Abu Muslim, Amir-Sultan gathered an army from the Tsezes, Andians, Alans[4] and others and with the help of his supporters in Khunzakh attacked the Ghazis.

[2] After that, the power of the old dynasty was restored in Khunzakh, the metropolis of the Georgian Orthodox Church was created in the mountainous Avaria, which was headed by the "Catholicos of the Khundz", probably as early as the third quarter of the 12th century.

[10] The Nutsaldom was taken into a blockade including an economic one,[11] in the end peace was concluded, but with permission for the spread of Islam in the region.

Tarikhi Dagestan reports that the Khundzakh people and their rulers converted to Islam 24 years after the assassination of Amir Ahmad ibn Chupan.