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| − | '''Tachkastan''' also known as '''Tashik''' in Tang Chinese and '''Tayyaye''' in Syriac was an Arab State from the Battle of Dhi Qar until 692CE in Al-Jazizah, Iraq between the Persian and Roman Empires. Its Manichean polity had a couple of Sadducee rulers among its Kings which included: | + | '''Tachkastan''' also known as '''Tashik''' in Tang Chinese and '''Tayyaye''' in Syriac was an Arab State from the Battle of Dhi Qar until 692CE in Al-Jazizah, Iraq between the Persian and Roman Empires. Sebeos tells us that the Edessan Jews were sent there by Heraclius where they met certain Ishmaelites (Sadducees) but were unable to make any progress in a politcal alliance until an Ishmaelite called Mahmet (Amrh) rose to prominence. Its Manichean polity had a couple of Sadducee rulers among its Kings which included: |
:[[Hani ibn Qabisa]] d.628 | :[[Hani ibn Qabisa]] d.628 | ||
:[[Hormizd of Nisibis]] 4 yrs. d.632 | :[[Hormizd of Nisibis]] 4 yrs. d.632 | ||
Revision as of 22:30, 5 April 2021
Tachkastan also known as Tashik in Tang Chinese and Tayyaye in Syriac was an Arab State from the Battle of Dhi Qar until 692CE in Al-Jazizah, Iraq between the Persian and Roman Empires. Sebeos tells us that the Edessan Jews were sent there by Heraclius where they met certain Ishmaelites (Sadducees) but were unable to make any progress in a politcal alliance until an Ishmaelite called Mahmet (Amrh) rose to prominence. Its Manichean polity had a couple of Sadducee rulers among its Kings which included:
- Hani ibn Qabisa d.628
- Hormizd of Nisibis 4 yrs. d.632
- Emir Ambrus 12yrs. d.644
- King Tashik 12yrs. d.656
It was consumed by 36 years of Fitna until 692 when Abdul Malik ibn Marwan conquered Abdallah ibn Al-Zubayir and turned it into the Umyyad Caliphate.
According to a concordant synthesis of passages of the Arab-Byzantine Chronicle and the Diary of Egeria, the original "Makah" was located where Rome, Persia and Chaldea met indicating that Chaldea was to the North of Tachkastan.
