مملكة حدياب ١٥ - ٢٣٦ م

The Kingdom of Hadyab is one of the kingdoms that arose in the Parthian era in the region of ancient Assyria, north of Mesopotamia, as the decentralization adopted by the Parthian state in its management of its regions had a great impact on its emergence. Of strength, what made them rebel against their Parthian masters, in addition to challenging the Roman Empire, which was then living its brightest era, by supporting the Jews in their war against the Romans between the years 68-70 AD, which prompted the Romans to invade them, which ended the rule of the ruling family, but it The existence of the Kingdom of Hadyab, which reappeared, did not end immediately after the Parthians regained the region, as the independence of Hadyab did not end until after the fall of the Parthian state and the advent of the Sasanian state, which adopted the central character in its administration of the territories under its authority.

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لارك
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.31185/lark.4453
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Eurasian Exchange Networks
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مملكة حدياب ١٥ - ٢٣٦ م

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Abstract

The Kingdom of Hadyab is one of the kingdoms that arose in the Parthian era in the region of ancient Assyria, north of Mesopotamia, as the decentralization adopted by the Parthian state in its management of its regions had a great impact on its emergence. Of strength, what made them rebel against their Parthian masters, in addition to challenging the Roman Empire, which was then living its brightest era, by supporting the Jews in their war against the Romans between the years 68-70 AD, which prompted the Romans to invade them, which ended the rule of the ruling family, but it The existence of the Kingdom of Hadyab, which reappeared, did not end immediately after the Parthians regained the region, as the independence of Hadyab did not end until after the fall of the Parthian state and the advent of the Sasanian state, which adopted the central character in its administration of the territories under its authority.

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