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Wilkinson, John Gardner
Topographie of Thebes, and general view of Egypt: being a short account of the principal objects worthy of notice in the valley of the Nile, to the second cataracte and Wadi Samneh, with the Fyoom, Oases and eastern desert, from Sooez to Bertenice — London, 1835

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THE ABBASEEH CALIPHS.

[Chap. IX.





1 » •
O™ to

Name.

Events during their Heigns.

lists





from





724

Hesham.

His brother. Defeat of Abd e' Rah-

to



man in France by Charles Martel,

743



732.

A.D.

El Wele^d II.

Son of Yezeed.

744

Yezeed III.

His son.

744

Ibrahim.

His brother.

744

Merawan II.

Grandson of Merawan I.

749

Dynasty of the Abbasides, or Abbaseeh, descended from Abbas,
the uncle of Mohammed.

E' Seffah,
Aboo '1 Abbas,
Abdallah.

El Munso<5r,
Aboo Gafer,
Abdallah.

El Mahdee, J

Mohammed. '
El Hadee Moosa.
Haroon e' Rashee'd,

or E'Rashe6d Ha-

ro<m.*

His brother. Boghdad is founded by
Munso<5r, and becomes the seat of
empire. Under these caliphs, astro-
nomy and the other sciences were
particularly patronized. In 755,
Abd e' Rahman establishes the Om-
miade dynasty at Cordova, an ex-
ample followed by the house of Alee,
the Edrissites of Mauritania, and the
Fatemites and Aglabites of Eastern
Africa.

His son.

His son.

His son. The hero of the Arabian
tales, the ally of Charlemagne, and
the dread of the Romans. The
Edrissites founded the kingdom of
Faz (Fez).

from

749

to

754

775
785

786

809

* Many of these names are convertible.
 
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