A Historical Atlas of AzerbaijanThe Rosen Publishing Group, Inc, 15 Ara 2003 - 64 sayfa This beautifully illustrated historical atlas provides a comprehensive look at Azerbaijan from its beginnings to its present-day position in the world s geopolitical sphere. It traces Azerbaijan s history as it was conquered by some of the world s greatest warriors such as Persia s Cyrus the Great, and Alexander the Great of Macedonia. It also provides details on the rise of its civilizations, the geography, and the achievements made in this region throughout history. With clear, easy-to-interpret historical and contemporary maps and biographies of the important leaders and political figures, it offers a unique examination of this country. |
İçindekiler
Introduction | 5 |
Ancient Empires | 12 |
The Birth of Islam | 22 |
Medieval Empires | 28 |
Russian Imperialism | 39 |
The Soviet Era | 47 |
Birth of a Republic | 54 |
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Achaemenid Empire Alexander Alexandria Aq-Qoyunlu Arab caliphate archaeologists Armenia Atropatena Azer Azykh cave baijan Baku Black and Caspian Black Sea Bolshevik borders Bulgaria Byzantine Empire capital Caspian Sea Caucasia Caucasian Albania Caucasus Mountains central Asia century BC Christian Communist Party conflict conquered Constantinople culture Cyrus czar dominated economic Euphrates Europe Federated Soviet Socialist Ganja Genghis Khan Georgia Gobustan Greek Heydar Aliyev independent invades Azerbaijan invasion Iran Iranian Karabakh Khanate Khazar Khazaria Khrushchev king KINGDOM leader Macedonian Mediterranean Mongol Empire Muslim Nadir Shah Nagorno Nagorno-Karabakh Nakhichevan northern Azerbaijan Ottoman Empire Ottoman Turks Parthians Persian petroglyphs political Pompey population present-day Azerbaijan Red Army region religion Republic of Azerbaijan River Roman ruled rulers Russian Sassanid Scythians sect of Islam Seljuk Servia Shiite Shirvan Shirvan Shahs Soviet Socialist Republics Soviet Union Stalin Sunni Tabriz territory Timur Timurids Transcaucasian Federated Transcaucasian Federated Soviet Trebizond Turkey Turkic Turkic tribes Union of Soviet USSR Zoroastrian