03160cam0a22004330i0450000100090000000300050000900500170001400800410003101000150007202000290008702000260011604000330014204100130017504300120018805000100020010000360021024001250024624503030037126400360067426400110071030000650072133600210078633700250080733800230083249000590085550000400091450400880095450504550104252008190149765000310231665000460234770000410239370000350243483000670246990000190253694200170255599900190257295201350259117460399UIAM20250509152257.0171102t2013    ne ab  g b    001 0 eng c  a2012036579  a9789004233331 (hardback)  a9789004239715 (ebook)  aDLCbengcDLCdDLC UIAMerda1 aenghfre  aff-----00aDT1991 aBuresi, Pascal,eauthor956731610a[Gouverner l'Empire. La nomination des fonctionnaires provinciaux dans L'empire al-mohade (Maghreh, 1224-1268.lEnglish]10aGoverning the empire: provincial administration in the Almohad Caliphate (1224-1269) :bcritical edition, translation, and study of manuscript 4752 of the Hasaniyya Library in Rabat containing 77 taqadim ("appointments") /cby Pascal Buresi, Hicham El Aallaoui ; english translation by Travis Bruce 1aLeiden ; Boston :bBrill,c2013 4c©2013  axxii, 538 pages :billustrations (some col.), maps ;c24 cm.  atext2rdacontent  2rdamediaaunmediated  avolume2rdacarrier0 aStudies in the history and society of the Maghrib ;v3  aTranslation of: Gouverner l'Empire.  aIncludes bibliographical references (unnumbered pages pages [509]-527) and indexes.0 aPart One : The emperial territory : from conquest to Rupture ; The origins of the empire ; "From guidance to conquest" or the State of War ; The "government of the sons and the brothers" or the Dynastic Empire ; The dislocated empire. -- Part Two: Appointments and officials of the Imperial State ; Presentation of "Yahya's" manuscript ; Almohad imperial administration. -- Part 3: Edition and translation of Yahya's formulary ; Introductory remarks.  a"In this book, Pascal Buresi and Hicham El Aallaoui edit, translate, and study an Arabic manuscript of the Royal Library of Rabat, containing 77 appointments of provincial officials. The Almohad Caliphs were the first Berbers to unite the whole Maghrib and the Iberian Peninsula under an imperial ideology elaborated at the end of the 12th C.E. by the most famous scholars, such as Averroes. This peripheral Islamic dynasty produced a pragmatic documentation that provides exceptional information about the administrative, political, ideological, and religious organisation of the largest medieval European-African Empire. Buresi and El Aallaoui convincingly stress the importance of the literature of the Chancellery in renewing the history of power and authority in medieval Islamic lands."--Publisher's website. 0aAlmohadesxHistory9185199 0aAfrica, NorthxHistoryy647-15179606488 1 aEl Aallaoui, Hicham,eauthor95673171 aBruce, Travis,eeditor9567318 0aStudies in the history and society of the Maghrib ;v39567320  abib-mbs to nan  2lcccBOOKGEN  c379973d408707  001040778GENERALaIIUMbIIUMcOPENd2018-08-01g577.20oDT199 B952G4 2013p11100374331r2018-08-01 00:00:00t1v577.20yBOOKGEN