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ИЗ ИСТОРИИ АПСИЛО-ВИЗАНТИЙСКИХ ВЗАИМООТНОШЕНИЙ В ВОСТОЧНО ПРИЧЕРНОМОРСКОМ БАССЕЙНЕ (V– VIII ВВ.)

Nuskov, Valentin

Karadenīz araştırmaları, 2011 (29), p.43-57 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
ИЗ ИСТОРИИ АПСИЛО-ВИЗАНТИЙСКИХ ВЗАИМООТНОШЕНИЙ В ВОСТОЧНО ПРИЧЕРНОМОРСКОМ БАССЕЙНЕ (V– VIII ВВ.)
Autor: Nuskov, Valentin
Assuntos: History
É parte de: Karadenīz araştırmaları, 2011 (29), p.43-57
Descrição: Apsilia is one of the most ancient political formations of the Abkhazians. The remnants in Sibilium indicate that formation goes back to the 2nd century B.C. However, the Apsilians were rarely mentioned by the sources of the 2nd to 5th centuries A.D. after the separation of the Roman Empire between the east and the west, the Eastern Empire having Byzantium as its capital tried for some political, religious and economic activities in order to consolidate its hegemony in the Caucasus. In the Caucasus, where a long-run conflict of influence between Iran and The Eastern Rome was ongoing, the Kingdom of Apsilia got more prominence. The policy of Pax Romana had great effect in shaping the Abkhazian culture. This essay discusses influence of the Byzantino-Iranian conflicts, which intensified on the Silk Road and the Caucasus, in making of the political and cultural Abkhazia.
Editor: Centre for Black Sea Studies
Idioma: Russo

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