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King's deputy and his influence on Royal court of Almanthrah and Kendah kingdoms before Islam | ||
| journal of kerbala university | ||
| Article 1, Volume 2, Issue 4, 2006, Pages 185-193 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study includes « King's deputy and his influence on Royal court of Almanthrah and Kendah kingdoms before Islam» due to the importance of this post to Arabic tribes at that time. Most of Arabic tribes were trying to get this post to achieves the interests of the tribe and its individuals and to the ensure the royalty of those tribes to be under the command of Almanthrah and kendah kingdoms. Since these two Arabic kingdoms were a subject th the aggression Roman and Sasani empires, the assistance of those tribes were needed.The subject of this study was focused on the meaning of king's deputy on the asyonomony in the language and the idom itself, the beginning of the post of king's deputy in Almanthrah and Kendah kingdom Arabic tribes that occupied this position in Almanthrah kingdom and finally the effect of this post on kendah kingdom.The study depended upon group of Arabic genuine resources and modern subsidary references, among these resources Ibn Menthoor in «lisan Alarab» Alasfahani in «Tareekh seni Melook Alarth and Alanbiaa», Ibn habeeb in «Almehaber» and other Arabic resources. This study are includes the conclusion which was the most prominent result reached by the researcher | ||
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