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Hewara Merwaniyê Çiyayê Rûtik e

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Binding Paperback
Language Kurdish (Kurmanji)
Publication year 2023
Pages 141
Dimensions (L/W/D) 21/13.5/1.1 cm
Weight 154 g
Edition 2 edition
ISBN 9786059413268
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Zeyrek Neighborhood, Serdab Street 26/3,
Fatih / ISTANBUL
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+90 212 519 0009

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Hewara Merwaniyê Çiyayê Rûtik e

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Ein sorgfältig ausgewähltes Werk kurdischer Literatur – kuratiert für Leserinnen und Leser, die Sprache, Geschichte und Kultur vertiefen möchten.

The Marwanid dynasty ruled from 983 to 1085, for about one hundred years. Since a veil has been drawn over the history of the Kurds, this important ruling house, like so much of our history, has unfortunately remained largely unknown. When it was founded, who its rulers were, what works and traces they left behind, and over which territories they ruled, is only insufficiently known.

When Badê Kurê Dostik, the founder of the Marwanid state, was killed in battle near Mosul, power passed to his nephew Ebû Elî Kurê Merwan. The Marwanid state was named after him. Under the rule of Nasruddewle, Ebû Elî's brother, the ruling house reached its greatest power. The author of this historical novel has made the Marwanid state the subject of his work and attempts to lift the veil over this ruling house.

Book details
Binding Paperback
Language Kurdish (Kurmanji)
Publication year 2023
Pages 141
Dimensions (L/W/D) 21/13.5/1.1 cm
Weight 154 g
Edition 2 edition
ISBN 9786059413268
Verlag & Hersteller
Zeyrek Neighborhood, Serdab Street 26/3,
Fatih / ISTANBUL
info@nubihar.com
+90 212 519 0009
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Description

The Marwanid dynasty ruled from 983 to 1085, for about one hundred years. Since a veil has been drawn over the history of the Kurds, this important ruling house, like so much of our history, has unfortunately remained largely unknown. When it was founded, who its rulers were, what works and traces they left behind, and over which territories they ruled, is only insufficiently known.

When Badê Kurê Dostik, the founder of the Marwanid state, was killed in battle near Mosul, power passed to his nephew Ebû Elî Kurê Merwan. The Marwanid state was named after him. Under the rule of Nasruddewle, Ebû Elî's brother, the ruling house reached its greatest power. The author of this historical novel has made the Marwanid state the subject of his work and attempts to lift the veil over this ruling house.