موارد المال في المملكة الآشورية في ضوء المصادر المسمارية (2000-612 ق.م)
Money Resources in the Assyrian Kingdom in the Light of Cuneiform Sources (2000-612 B.C)
- الباحث
- اسراء احسان علي
- المشرف
- صفوان سامي سعيد
- الجامعة
- جامعة الموصل
- الكلية / القسم
- كلية الاثار / قسم اللغات العراقية القديمة
- الشهادة
- ماجستير
- السنة
- 2022
- لغة الرسالة
- عربي
- الكلمات المفتاحية
- موارد المال ; المملكة الآشورية ; المصادر المسمارية ; الاقتصاد القديم
Abstract
A Money resources in the Assyrian kingdom - in the light of cuneiform sources Since God Almighty created man and appointed him as successor on the face of the earth, his instincts have brought about love of money, attachment to it, and striving towards collecting and acquiring it. Objectives are achieved and transcend goals and objectives. It has become clear to us, and by extrapolating the experiences and challenges of nations, that money is of great importance and stature in meeting the requirements and securing the needs of peoples over time and eras. This issue was not isolated from the Assyrian kingdom during its historical eras (2000-612 BC). As money was a means for it to secure the necessary needs of its subjects and support the elements of civilization by providing primary resources, the goal and goal was also for its eminent kings seeking to achieve a dream The empire is in extending control and influence and appropriating the capabilities of nations and peoples with the aim of meeting their increasing requirements and building their mighty armies, justifying their military campaigns under pretexts and reasons whose real aim is to collect and obtain money. In view of the position that money occupied in the Assyrian Kingdom in achieving goals and gains, whether at the official or personal level, the study aimed in this research to memorize the sources of securing and employing money as well as a survey of its sources within an integrated objective unit. The nature of our research entitled "The Resources of Money in the Assyrian Kingdom - A Study in the Light of Cuneiform Sources" necessitated reliance in its methodology on reading and analyzing the contents of the published Assyrian texts, concerned with royal texts of all kinds, such as texts of yearbooks, treaties and royal grants, as well as administrative letters, economic documents and administrative texts Which helped us in clarifying many facts about the types and forms of money and the methods of collecting and obtaining it from what came from the mouths of the Assyrians themselves. In Canada, which is known by the acronym RIMA, as well as another complementary series to it issued by the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia (USA) in five volumes bearing the title The Royal Inscription of Neo-Assyrian Periods, known by the acronym RINAP. Rely on it heavily in search pages; meaning "archives", The Assyrian State Archives of Assyria issued by the University of Helsinki in Finland in 21 volumes carried the
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