Lebanon The Abbasids

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Lebanon - The Abbasids

The abbasids

The Abbasids, founded by the Arab Abul Abbas, replaced the Umayyads in early 750. They treated Lebanon and Syria as conquered countries, and their harshness led to several revolts, including an abortive rebellion of Lebanese mountaineers in 759. By the end of the tenth century, the amir of Tyre proclaimed his independence from the Abbasids and coined money in his own name. However, his rule was terminated by the Fatimids of Egypt, an independent Arab Muslim dynasty.

 
You can read more regarding this subject on the following websites:

Lebanon's History: Medieval Lebanon - ghazi.de
History of Lebanon under Arab rule - The Full Wiki
Lebanon - History - Arab Rule - GlobalSecurity.org
Lebanon - History - Ottomon Rule - GlobalSecurity.org
Abbasid Caliphate - Wikipedia


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