The early ʿAbbāsī Empire
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The early ʿAbbāsī Empire
Cambridge University Press, 1988-1989
- V. 1
- V. 2
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Taʾrīkh al-rusul wa-al-mulūk
Tārīkh al-rusul wa-al-mulūk
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注記
Includes bibliographies and indexes
v. 1. The reign of Abū Jaʿfar al-Manṣūr, A.D. 754-775. -- v. 2. The son and grandsons of al-Manṣūr, the reigns of al-Mahdī, al-Hādī, and Hārūn al-RashīdNOTE:Includes bibliographies and indexes
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V. 1 ISBN 9780521326629
内容説明
The Islamic world in its year 132 (570 AD) was ruled by a new revolutionary regime. The dynasty that it brought to power was revered as the Imams of the Sunni Muslims for the next 767 years. In good part, this stability and longevity were founded by the remarkable grandfather of Harun al-Rashid, Abu Ja'far al-Mansur, who came to power in 754 AD and died in 775. Al-Mansur destroyed every threat to his own supremacy, leaving an opulent autocracy to his son. Here are the reminiscences of those who witnessed these years, woven by the great historiographer al-Tabari (d. 923) into a vivid account, translated for the first time into a western language from its source, hitherto available to a few specialists. This deft translation gives access to the world of eighth-century Baghdad, but also transcends that time in an account of permanent significance.
目次
- Translator's preface
- Introduction
- 1. The caliphate of Abu Ja'far al-Mansur, in the year 136 AH (745 AD)
- 2. The year 137 (27 June 754-15 June 755)
- The year 138 (16 June 755-4 June 756)
- 3. The year 139 (5 June 756-24 May 757)
- 4. The year 140 (25 May 757-13 May 758)
- 5. The year 141 (14 May 758-3 May 759)
- 6. The year 142 (4 May 759-21 April 760)
- 7. The year 143 (22 April 760-10 April 761)
- 8. The year 144 (11 April 761-31 March 762)
- 9. The year 145 (1 April 762-20 March 763)
- 10. The year 146 (21 March 763-9 March 764)
- 11. The year 147 (10 March 754-26 February 765)
- 12. The year 148 (27 February 765-15. February 766)
- 13. The year 149 (16 February 766-5 February 767)
- 14. The year 150 (6 February 767-25 January 768)
- 15. The year 151 (26 January 768-13 January 769)
- 16. The year 152 (14 January 769-3 January 770)
- 17. The year 153 (4 January 770-23 December 770)
- 18. The year 154 (24 December 770-12 December 771)
- 19. The year 155 (13 December 771-1 December 772)
- 20. The year 156 (2 December 772-20 November 773)
- 21. The year 157 (21 November 773-10 November 774)
- 22. The year 158 (11 November 774-30 October 775)
- Genealogy of 'Abbasi family
- Appendix
- Bibliography
- Index.
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V. 2 ISBN 9780521350013
内容説明
This 1989 second volume of Professor Williams' translation of al-Tabari's account of the early 'Abbasi empire focuses on the reigns of the son - al-Mahdi - and grandsons - al-Hadi and Harun al-Rashid - of Caliph al-Mansur, the subject of the first volume. This was the 'Golden Prime' of the empire, before the civil war between the sons of al-Rashid and the movement of the capital away from Baghdad. Also considered is the story of the Persian aristocratic family, the Barmakis, who became the real rulers under the indolent al-Rashid, until he destroyed them in a rage which astonished his contemporaries. The events are narrated through the reminiscences of eyewitnesses, woven together by the great historiographer al-Tabari (d. 923). The translator of the volume is an Islamicist who has lived many years in the Arab world and has a rare knowledge of its culture and literature.
目次
- Translator's preface
- Introduction
- 1. The year 158 (11 November 774-30 October 775)
- 2. The caliphate of al-Mahdi
- 3. The year 159 (31 October 775-18 October 776)
- 4. The year 160 (19 October 776-8 October 777)
- 5. The year 161 (9 October 777-27 September 778)
- 6. The year 162 (28 September 778-16 September 779)
- 7. The year 163 (17 September 779-5 September 780)
- 8. The year 164 (6 September 780-25 August 782)
- 9. The year 165 (26 August 781-14 August 782)
- 10. The year 166 (15 August 782-4 August 783)
- 11. The year 167 (5 August 783-23 July 784)
- 12. The year 168 (24 July 784-13 July 785)
- 13. The year 169 (14 July 785-2 July 786)
- 14. The caliphate of Musa al-Hadi
- 15. The year 170 (3 July 786-21 June 787)
- 16. The caliphate of Harun al-Rashid
- 17. The year 171 (22 June 787-10 June 788)
- 18. The year 172 (11 June 788-30 May 789)
- 19. The year 173 (31 May 789-19 May 790)
- 20. The year 174 (20 May 790-9 May 791)
- 21. The year 175 (10 May 791-27 April 792)
- 22. The year 176 (28 April 792-17 April 793)
- 23. The year 177 (18 April 793-6 April 794)
- 24. The year 178 (7 April 793-26 March 795)
- 25. The year 179 (27 March 795-15 March 796)
- 26. The year 180 (16 March 796-4 March 797)
- 27. The year 181 (5 March 797-21 February 798)
- 28. The year 182 (22 February 798-11 February 799)
- 29. The year 183 (12 February 799-31 January 800)
- 30. The year 184 (1 February 800-19 January 801)
- 31. The year 185 (20 January 801-19 January 801)
- 32. The year 186 (10 January 802-29 December 802)
- 33. The year 187 (30 December 802-19 December 803)
- 34. The year 188 (20 December 803-7 December 804)
- 35. The year 189 (8 December 804-27 November 805)
- 36. The year 190 (28 November 805-16 November 806)
- 37. The year 191 (17 November 806-5 November 807)
- 38. The year 192 (6 November 807-24 October 808)
- 39. The year 193 (25 October 808-14 October 809)
- Appendices
- Bibliography
- Index.
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