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الملك تحتـمس الاول (1504 - 1492ق.م) سيرته وانجازاته == King Thutmose I (1504 - 1492 BC) His biography
Author name:
انس عثمان صاحب عباس
Supervisor name:
فاضل كاظم حنون
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Ancient History
Degree:
Master
University:
Wasit University - Faculty Of Education - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Wasit
First pages:
11T3387 - p.pdf
Abstract:
There is no doubt that the ancient Egyptian history is full of personalities who had a prominent and clear role in laying the foundations of the Egyptian state in the imperial era, including King Tuthmosis I, who set the policy of Egypt in its imperial era after a series of military campaigns in Nubia, Syria and Libya. The importance of this subject was highlighted by King Tuthmosis I (1504 - 1492 BC). This study sheds light on his exceptional leadership, through which he managed to expand the borders of the Egyptian state and annex large tracts of land to the borders of his kingdom. By the Hyksos because of the weakness of the eastern front of Egypt represented by the country of Syria, which was the main reason for the entry of the Hyksos to the Egyptian territory, which led him to fight them and the openness to a foreign policy more expansive than the treaties of the two old and central countries reflected on a large extent on the economic and cultural side in ancient Egypt The reason for the increase of state resources through the tribute imposed on those countries that entered under the sovereignty of the Egyptian state under the reign of King Tuthmosis I contributed greatly to the building and building of architectural and artistic achievements and monuments.Tuthmosis I, the first king of Egypt, delineated the borders of Egypt from the south of Nubia to the inverse waters of the country of Syria. The first kings of Egypt also reached the Euphrates River and were surprised by the river opposite the Nile. In Egypt, so they called it the reverse water after a series of military campaigns that led to the country of Nuba and the country of Syria as well as Libya.The study focused on more than one method of starting the comparative approach because of the differences of opinion of historians in determining the historical year of the reign of King Tuthmosis I, as well as the difference of opinions on the percentages because of the existence of two ideas or two historical phenomena in order to identify the historical fact according to scientific treatment, Historical facts.There is no doubt that there is a number of insufficient information, despite the short period of time of the reign of King Tuthmosis I, represented by the hieroglyphic texts contained in the various Arab and foreign references, which require reading, collecting, compiling, analyzing and coordinating them, which requires and is consistent with the subject of the research, which is based on a complex approach, "To reach the scientific facts based on the historical data achieved in this prosperous era.Do not miss the opportunity in this letter to show the most important difficulties and problems are the short period of the reign of King Tuthmosis I, which requires the provision of references with the problem of translation, especially from the German and French? And the absence of a comprehensive study in Iraq, showing the main issues related to the subject and the lack of historical references in Iraq, which talk about the subject, which requires the use of the Egyptian side illustrate the problems contained in the letter?The nature of the research was divided into five chapters, as well as introduction and preface : The introduction dealt with the "historical and temporal sequence of King Tuthmosis the First", which lasted twelve years and nine months (1504 - 1492 BC).The first chapter was "The Personal Life of King Tuthmosis the First", which included two subjects dealing with the first topic, his name and title titles, and the second topic to his family.The second chapter dealt with the internal policy of Egypt during the reign of King Tuthmosis the First. It included three aspects of the first : the proclamation of a decree that crowned it; the second dealt with the problem of the covenant's mandate.The third chapter discussed "the administrative and military achievements of King Tuthmosis the First". The first section included the administrative system of King Tuthmosis I and the second section on the army under King Tuthmosis I.The fourth chapter, "External Relations of Egypt under the reign of King Tuthmosis the First", included two topics. The first topic dealt with the external relationship of King Tuthmosis the First towards the south of Egypt (the land of Nubia) and the second relation of King Tuthmosis the First towards Syria and Libya.The fifth chapter, "Economic and Civilization Achievements of Egypt under the reign of King Tuthmosis I", included four topics. The first topic included his achievements in the field of agriculture, in the second section the commercial activity, in the third topic, architecture, and in the fourth section, the technical methods.The conclusion of the letter is a set of conclusions that showed the most important questions that focus on the message through the preface and the five chapters and supplements that hovered on maps and images related to the subject.
