Maymandi's second vizierate would only last one year, when he died at Herat. The ascension to the vizierate was clearly a defining moment in his life. His vizierate had lasted only about 50 days. Abu Abdallah once again received the vizierate, his fourth, around 9 December 941. During Hasanak's vizierate, he became a prominent and influential figure. His vizierate marked the final decline of the Seljuq influence in the Abbasid court (cf. However, Sabur's vizierate lasted briefly, and he was eventually succeeded by another person.