The Lands of the Eastern Caliphate

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Cambridge University Press, 16 de juny 2011 - 596 pàgines
The Cambridge Geographical Series originated in the late nineteenth century as a means of providing introductory guides to a broad variety of topics. In this volume, which was first published in 1905, the focus is on the information gathered by medieval Arab, Persian and Turkish geographers, who described the Mesopotamia and Persia, together with the nearer parts of central Asia. The text is consummately researched, quoting from a broad range of sources, and containing numerous maps of the area during different periods. Written with the general reader in mind, this is a highly readable book that will be of value to anyone with an interest in the Middle East or historical geography.
 

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CHAPTER I
1
INDEX
23
The division of Mesopotamia Northern and Southern Irâk or Babylonia
24
LIST OF MAPS
36
CHAPTER III
39
CHAPTER IV
53
The bifurcation of the Euphrates The Sûrâ channel Kaşr Ibn Hubayrah
70
CHAPTER VI
86
FÂRS
248
CHAPTER XVIII
262
CHAPTER XIX
275
CHAPTER XX
288
The five districts of Kirmân The two capitals Sîrjân the first capital
299
CHAPTER XXII
311
CHAPTER XXIII
322
CHAPTER XXIV
334

CHAPTER VII
101
II
112
CHAPTER VIII
115
RÛM OR ASIA MINOR
127
VI
133
CHAPTER X
144
CHAPTER XI
159
CHAPTER XII
172
The province of Jibâl or Irâk Ajam with its four districts Ķirmasîn
185
CHAPTER XIV
200
CHAPTER XV
214
CHAPTER XVI
232
KÛHISTÂN
352
CHAPTER XXVI
364
CHAPTER XXVII
382
IX
389
CHAPTER XXVIII
397
KHURASAN continued
407
CHAPTER XXX
420
CHAPTER XXXI
433
CHAPTER XXXII
446
CHAPTER XXXIII
460
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