الصراع بين المماليك والقوى السياسية في المشرق الاسلامي بين (658 - 856هـ/1260 - 1452م) == The conflict between Mamelukes and political powers in Islamic Orient Between 658 - 856 A.H / 1260 - 1452 A.D
Author name:
مصطفى هاشم عبد العزيز محمود الحنون
Supervisor name:
علاء محمود قداوي
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Islamic History
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Al Mosul - College Of Literature - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Mosul
First pages:
11T3214 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The Mamelukes conflict with the political forces represented by (Mongols, Algelaurin, Karakoyunlu, AKoyunlu, and the Taymoreen) in the Islamic Orient, during the search period considered the important conflicts in this region, so that the Islamic Orient was living in a state of turmoil and tension in public affairs after an invasion of Maghoul causing it to become an arena for disputes and conflicts between the Mamelukes one hand and political forces vying other hand, and after the victory of the Mamelukes on Mongols in the battle of Ain Jalut years (658 A.D / 1260 A.H) became their deal with the threat of these powers and influence to prevent the extension of the Levant and Egypt. Especially after the occupation of Iraq by Mongols and falling succession Abbasiya state. This prompting the parties should enter into open confrontation with the two ex - neighborly along the Euphrates River. It posed a threat to the interests and security of the Mamelukes. Add to this that those forces pursued a hostile policy toward the Mamelukes, and the tendencies towards the military occupation of the Levant after completing their control of Iraq, but these directions address them Mamelukes in several confrontations at different time periods and the importance of these battles in Islamic history were it to highlight the message relevance and importance of the subject managed here. To give an idea about this subject has been divided thesis to preface and four chapters, which included preparing a brief study on the beginnings of the State of the Mamelukes first in Egypt and the Levant, and the onset of the Mongols force worked to control the Orient Islamic era Genghis Khan and his successors. First chapter deals with the first quarter of conflict thesis among the Mamelukes and the Mongols Alaelkhanien of years (723 A.D/ 1323 A.H), which addressed the most important conflicts that occurred between the Mongols and the Mamelukes the era of Sultan Baibars that conflict, which erupted after the Battle of Ain Jalut where the Euphrates River the boundary between the two States, and presented the study on the evolution era of Sultan Al - Mansour Kala'un by Palmgool able to inflict a crushing defeat at Homs years (680 A.D/ 1281 A.H). As for the magistrates held between the Mongols and the Mamelukes years (681 A.H/ 1282 A.D) Following Teduadr Ahmed took power and declared Islam, they then concluded that the renewed conflict between the two countries following the Argun APGA Ben Hulagu Alaelkhanet authority of the State, which pursued a hostile policy toward Mamelukes.It also says the Magistrate held between the Mongols Alaelkhanien and the Mamelukes in the year (723 A.H/ 1323 A.D) Convention, which held as a result of power struggles between princes Mongols, which was a result of this this way that weakened state Alaelkhanet often as not be able to face the Mamelukes militarily. The second chapter devoted to the conflict when they abounded Algelauri led Quinley zones of influence in Iraq, Azerbaijan, which ensures the Mamelukes role in the collapse of the State and the State Alaelkhanet Algelaurih role in trying to represent the Mamelukes in providing military and material assistance to Sheikh Hassan Al Kabeer in the struggle for power with Sheikh Hassan Al Sagheer, as presented thesis Mamelukes conflict with each Algelaurien Quinlo and led to northern Iraq through converted Mamelukes in assisting Kurdish Prince Hassan Bin Hindu to enable it to capture Mosul, which included attempts by the Mamelukes to extent their influence on Baghdad year (767 A.H / 1365 A.D), Tabriz in the year (790 A.H / 1388 A.D) through the assistance of Qarah leader Mohamed Quinlo led to the occupation in exchange for the latter loyalty and obedience to them. Chapter III is devoted to the study of conflict even when they abounded Timorese occupation of the Levant Timorese in the year (803 A.H/ 1400 A.D), we handled the emergence of Timor, and the proportion of its inception, and how their composition, and then after that we process Timor invasion of Iraq, Azerbaijan and study the position of the Mamelukes of the invasion, which represents an attempt alliance with the Mamelukes political forces opposed to the East representative Bamgool Algovjak The Principality led Quinellet and Ottoman state, as well as attempts in the early Arab State to provide military support to Sultan Ahmed Algelauri to restore areas of influence in Iraq. Turning to Chapter IV occupation of the Levant Timorese years (803 A.H / 1400 A.D) and the resultant political developments ended Tamerlane withdrawal from the Levant under the Magistrate to attend after Tamerlane to face nemesis Ottoman Sultan Bayezid Blderm However, the conflict did not stop after the withdrawal despite the calm period lasted until year (833 A.H/ 1429 A.D), as soon as the conflict between the two countries returned to the era Shahrokh son Timur. And in this chapter we review the study of this conflict until the year (856 A.H/ 1452 A.D
