تطور الرواية التاريخية: نكبة البرامكة أنموذجاً : دراسة نقدية تحليلة

الملخص EN

The aim of this study is to shed light on the development of the historical narration and the factors that affect it.

The catastrophe of Barmakids is taken as a model of this study where this catastrophe was monitored by the Abbasid caliph Harun al-Rashid in the eighty-seven and a hundred that resulting killing Ja`far bin Yahya al-Barmaki, who the minister of Harun al-rashid, and his brother al-Fadl bin Yahya and his father Yahya bin Khalid were imprisoned and their properties were confiscated.

This monitoring was by tracking historical narrations that mentioned this catastrophe, beginning from the third century AH where Khalifa bin Khayyat was the first to talk about it and fellowing the rest of the centuries until the eleventh century AH, where Abdul Malik bin Hussein Al-Makki’s novel was the last novel that the study monitored.

This study tries to subject the development of the historical narration to the temporal, spatial, and functional dimensions.

Also, it studies the most continuous novels, the exiled novels, the novels that were not subjected to negation, as well as the novels that appeared and disappeared and then appeared later and monitored all the narratives and its comparison with each other.

The results of this study resulted in the factors that affect the extent of knowledge of the correct novel and the factors that influence the development of the historical novel.