السياسة الخارجية لمملكة أرمينيا الصغرى تحت حكم أسرة هيثوم و أثرها على صراع القوى في الشرق الأدنى (617-635 ه 1220- 1237م)‎

Abstract EN

The Kingdom of Minor Armenia played a prominent role in medieval history, especially in the seventh century AH / thirteenth century AD, because of its distinctive geographical location in addition to its proximity to the area of the Islamic Crusader conflict in the Levant, and thus the foreign policy of the Kingdom of Lesser Armenia under the rule of the Haithum family and its impact On the power struggle in the Near East (617-635 AH / 1220-1237 AD), one of the important issues, since at a time when the Haithum family faced important internal challenges, it was exposed at the same time and in light of the ongoing conflict in the Near East, Haithum and his family had to deal with The danger of the greedy Seljuks under the leadership of their sultan Alaeddin Keykubad in the Armenian lands, and that family was also affected by the events of the Islamic Crusade conflict.