عناصر مشابهة
الصراع بين الممالك اليمنية القديمة من الألف الأول قبل الميلاد إلى نهاية القرن الثالث الميلادي
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تكريت
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| مؤلفين آخرين: | , |
| التاريخ الميلادي: | 2012 |
| التاريخ الهجري: | 1433 |
| الصفحات: | 1 - 326 |
| رقم MD: | 612962 |
| نوع المحتوى: | رسائل جامعية |
| اللغة: | Arabic |
| قواعد المعلومات: | Dissertations |
| الدرجة العلمية: | رسالة دكتوراه |
| الجامعة: | جامعة تكريت |
| الكلية: | كلية التربية |
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| المستخلص: | The study is divided in to five chapters. First chapter deals with an overview of the conditions of ancient Yemen and contains three sections; the first section contains the designation of Yemen. it can be found that researchers points of view were different towards the meaning of the word (Yemen). Some of them indicated that it is called (Yemen) according to a name of person ,and the point of view of another is reflected that it was to Yuman and the proportion of the pond , and it is noted that a third view of the authorizes .The second topics dealt with the important geographical location of Yemen ,which made it since the old route of the most important main roads ,and enable its piece that occupies a prominent place among the nations and peoples of old time. The third section illustrated the impact of the religions on the political situation of ancient Yemen ,as the Yemeni peoples were peoples of religious and all its activities the political , economic and social development were closely linked to the aspect of religious especially the Basgods had a big role in the political life of ancient Yemen as the Basgod (al Maqa)and (Aam). Chapter two which is entitled the political situation in ancient Yemen was divided into several sections.the first was about the impact of alliance and unions in the political situation of the ancient Yemen. The second section contains the state of sabaean and its political development .This section is divided into several sub points ;first : nomination ,second : the sabai unity ,third : Almakarib epoch , fourth; the king epoch. Chapter three had included reasons of competition and the conflict among Mamluks ancient Yemen ,and it contained three sections ;the first was tribal factor , the second was economic factor ,the third was the external factor (Ahbash) . Chapter four was entitled the Ridani Alliance (Himyar). This chapter contains three sections ;first consist of coalition arase Ridani, and this divided into several sub points . first; the label ,second double title and tird the Ridanyn housing areas . The second section concerned the economic and political alliance Ridani ,the third section included resistance expantion Ridani. Chapter five was entitled ((The contral of Himyars and the end of sabas rule)) ,this chapter was divided into five sections ; first section was on the role of political popularity of the conflict between sebaa and Himyar , the second dealt with political relationship between sebaa and Himyar at the end of first century B.C and the third was about the project of unity between sebaa and Himyar in the second century A.D. The fourth section had included the most important political development of the ancient Yemen in the third century A.D. Title of section five was to achieve the political unity of the kingdoms of the ancient Yemen and address the most important political developments that occurred at that time under the leadership of the king (shamar Yeheraaish) and how he was able to employ energy expressions to serve the goals of unity to involve them in the events of war which was led to make the Himyars strong empire. Come to the conclusion; the researcher reflect some of the most important results .this study sheds light on an important era of old Arab history to a vital region and important from the region of the arab word , it was a bridge for transit of goods and cultures among the parties of the ancient world . it was richness of perfumes and incense made it coveted to foreign element . But those wars and conflicts doesn't negate the authenticity and depth of its own which has since the tenth century B.C. |
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