صورة المسكوكات النقدية أنعكاس للصراع لسياسي في العصر العباسي (247-447 ه 861-1055 م)‎

Other Title(s)

The image of the coins is a reflection of the political conflict of the Abbasid period (247-447 e 861-1055)‎

Author

الجبوري، سعد رمضان محمد

Source

مجلة الأستاذ للعلوم الإنسانية و الاجتماعية : مجلة علمية محكمة فصلية

Publisher

University of Baghdad College of Education for Human Science / Ibn Rushd

Publication Date

2018-12-31

Country of Publication

Iraq

No. of Pages

30

Main Subjects

History and Geography

English Abstract

That political conflicts and controversies were clearly reflected in the form of monetary coins during the era (247 - 447 AH / 861-1055 CE).

The period witnessed a political turmoil accompanied by a disturbance in the issuance of monetary coins.

This was due to the advent of weak successors to power.

Moreover, In the affairs of succession, especially by some powerful princes and ministers as well as the Boehien left a negative impact on the economic situation in general and coins in particular and through the review of dozens of coins And his reading is accurate to the texts on it to clear that there were constants in some words and slogans and this is what specialists called safe currency, that is the currency that hit the era of safe was a measure of what was issued and a basket of currencies and also found us that the change in coins was The replacement of the names of the caliphs with the renewal of the dates of beatings and the names of the cities of the population, as well as the promotion of a political order, for example the arrival of a new successor or the appointment or dismissal of a minister or prince and the inauguration of the Crown was started through Islamic coins and the important thing that we must mention after this modest study that the power of the Caliphate Or weakness or burglary Amir or the Minister clarified even by having a name on both in the face minted center or back, It should be noted that the era of The above mentioned study witnessed a great weakness in the administration of the state by some of the successors of Bani Abbas if they only had the caliphate in the name because they were stripped of most of their powers and there was nothing left except the mentioned on the platforms and the thing to be mentioned is that the coins were and still are records bearing the names of the caliphs and princes And the ministers and their years of governance as well as mention of the most prominent political conflicts and rebellions that hit the Islamic caliphate.

Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-838763

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