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Assyria from A to Z

Assyria from A to Z

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Ali Narcin
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Sumerians; While they were transferring Mesopotamian sovereignty to the Akkadians with the coup of Sargon I, and from there to the city kingdoms such as Babylon and Assyria, they were not aware that the esoteric wind in the region would spread to the surrounding area. Due to the instability of the kingdoms and principalities, two city kingdoms named Assyria and Babylon emerged after the Akkadians. Historical sources indicating that life in the region was based on wars indicate that, unlike other civilizations, it is possible to see the importance given to military training for war in every region of the Assyrian city kingdom. Another practice in education is the practice of Igmil-sin in schools in the city of Ur. By electing scribes called "Adaman-dug-ga" from the public, Igmil-Sin makes a revolution in education and increases the readership rate in Assyria. In the schools where education was provided, students were classified as "the son of the tablet house", teachers were classified as the "father of the school", and upper-class students were classified as the "big brother". As it is known, the Sumerians provided education in mathematics, astronomy, geography, agriculture and similar branches in schools called "Edduba". In Assyria, it is seen that more importance was given to war training. In the book; Ali Narçın examined the Babylonian and Assyrian city kingdoms, which broke away from the Sumerians and Akkadians and enlivened the region, from a historical and cultural perspective, and brought the terminology of the period to the present day in alphabetical order. Number of Pages: 464Print Year: 2008Language: TurkishPublisher: Ozan Yayıncılık
Publisher : Ozan Publishing
Number of pages : 464
ISBN : 9789944143226
The heart : Turkish
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Assyria from A to Z Sumerians; While Mesopotamian sovereignty was transferred to the Akkadians with the coup of Sargon I, and from there to the city kingdoms such as Babylon and Assyria, they were not aware that the esoteric wind in the region would spread to the surrounding area. Due to the instability of the kingdoms and principalities, two city kingdoms named Assyria and Babylon emerged after the Akkadians. Historical sources indicating that life in the region was based on wars indicate that, unlike other civilizations, it is possible to see the importance given to military training for war in every region of the Assyrian city kingdom. Another different practice in education is the practice of Igmil-sin in the schools in the city of Ur. By electing scribes called "Adaman-dug-ga" from the public, Igmil-Sin makes a revolution in education and increases the readership rate in Assyria. In the schools where education took place, students were classified as "son of the tablet house", teachers as "father of the school", and upper-class students as "big brother". As it is known, the Sumerians provided education in mathematics, astronomy, geography, agriculture and similar branches in schools called "Edduba". In Assyria, it is seen that more importance was given to war training. In the book; Ali Narçın examined the Babylonian and Assyrian city kingdoms, which broke away from the Sumerians and Akkadians and enlivened the region, from a historical and cultural perspective, and brought the terminology of the period to the present day in alphabetical order. Number of Pages: 464Print Year: 2008Language: TurkishPublisher: Ozan Yayıncılık OZAN000012
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