The Syrian-Egyptian Mamluks Empire was protagonist in Policy and Economy in Near East, reigning in Bilād al-Šām and Egypt, nearly three centuries (1250-1517). Historically the Mamluks have a great importance in political and military fields, found a strong and fixed empire. defending empire borders without expansion claims. They was protagonists in Economy, forming for a long period a solid connection between West and East for commercial exchanges and political interests, placing the own territory in the center of worldwide commerce, connecting the South-Asian market with European markets, concluding alliances and commercial treaty with European States, above all the Republic of Venice. The research concerns the late period of Mamluks Empire, which chronologically put on second period, called Circassian or Burğī (1382-1517). Specially the research examines policy, economy and society during the reign of the last, not chronologically but for historical importance, circassian sultan Qānṣū al-Ġūrī, (1501-1516), who guided the last years of sultanate, until the definitive fall, after the defeat of Marğ Dābiq battle, in northern Syria, on 24th august 1516, under the military power of the Turkish Ottoman army, wich after arrived at Cairo, capital of Mamluks Empire. Qānṣū al-Ġūrī died during the battle. Sultan Qānṣū al-Ġūrī has a special importance since he reigned in a historical period of world change: the world came in a modern era, the era of the geographic discoveries and of the new political, colonial, cultural and economic order.
Politica, economia e società nel periodo di Qānṣū al-Ġūrī, ultimo sultano dei Mamelucchi (1501-1516)(2012 Mar 30).
Politica, economia e società nel periodo di Qānṣū al-Ġūrī, ultimo sultano dei Mamelucchi (1501-1516)
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2012-03-30
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The Syrian-Egyptian Mamluks Empire was protagonist in Policy and Economy in Near East, reigning in Bilād al-Šām and Egypt, nearly three centuries (1250-1517). Historically the Mamluks have a great importance in political and military fields, found a strong and fixed empire. defending empire borders without expansion claims. They was protagonists in Economy, forming for a long period a solid connection between West and East for commercial exchanges and political interests, placing the own territory in the center of worldwide commerce, connecting the South-Asian market with European markets, concluding alliances and commercial treaty with European States, above all the Republic of Venice. The research concerns the late period of Mamluks Empire, which chronologically put on second period, called Circassian or Burğī (1382-1517). Specially the research examines policy, economy and society during the reign of the last, not chronologically but for historical importance, circassian sultan Qānṣū al-Ġūrī, (1501-1516), who guided the last years of sultanate, until the definitive fall, after the defeat of Marğ Dābiq battle, in northern Syria, on 24th august 1516, under the military power of the Turkish Ottoman army, wich after arrived at Cairo, capital of Mamluks Empire. Qānṣū al-Ġūrī died during the battle. Sultan Qānṣū al-Ġūrī has a special importance since he reigned in a historical period of world change: the world came in a modern era, the era of the geographic discoveries and of the new political, colonial, cultural and economic order.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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