 Although the Armenians rebelled in 703 and received Byzantine aid, Muhammad ibn Marwan defeated them and sealed the failure of the revolt by executing the rebel princes in 705.Armenia, along with the principalities of Caucasian Albania and Iberia (modern Georgia) was grouped into one vast province called al-Arminiya (الارمينيا), with its capital at Dvin (Arabic "Dabil"), which was rebuilt by the Arabs and served as the seat of the governor ("ostikan") and of an Arab garrison.For much of the remaining Umayyad period, "Arminiya" was usually grouped together with Adharbayjan and the Jazira under a single governor into an "ad hoc" super-province.