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Amarna Letters

-Letters between Egypt and Canaan peoples in 1330-1350bce


-important insight into the Canaanite people in pre-biblicaltimes

King David
-First to establish Jerusalem in Jewish History

-creates palace


-“House of David”


-He installs the Ark of Covenant

Warren’s Shaft
-Ancient water system discovered by Charles Warren

-Thought to be the way that David conquered Jerusalem


-Arguably proved in the bible, tzinnor

Broad Wall
-a defensive wall around Jerusalem during the time of KingHezekiah

-discovered in 1970s


- trying to keep out an invasion by Judea

King Herod
-City becomes wealthy under him -Has MANY building projects

-Builds Temple Mount (most important)

Cardo
-the main n-s pavement in Jerusalem during its time as aroman city

-shown on the Madaba map

Caliph Umar ibnal-Khattab
-second caliph, after Abu Bakr

-Umar expanded muslim power, including to Jerusalem


-Lifted the ban on Jews in Jerusalem

Emperor Constantine
-Legitimizes Christianity for Romans

-Edict of Toleration (313) means no more persecutingChristians


-Builds Church of Nativity (in Bethlehem)


-Church of Holy Sepulcher over Jesus’ tomb


-Transforms Jerusalem into a Christian city


-gives lots of legal privileges to Christians, like exemptionfrom taxation

Madaba Map
-One of the first maps of Jerusalem from the 6thcentury

-depicts Christian/roman Jerusalem (including the cardo)

Sabas
-important figure in monasticism

-created the Great Laura of Mar Saba (483)

Yusuf ibn Ayyub(Saladin)
-Finally defeats crusaders for Muslims

-first was the vizier of Egypt


-used his control of Syria and Egypt to help his take backof Jerusalem

Simon bar Kosiba/BarKokhba
-Simon led the Bar Kokhba revolt against the Roman empire in132

-They won, finally establishing an independent jewish stateagain


-but…. Conquered again in 135 after a 2 ½ year war

Emperor Hadrian
-Destroys temple (70ce)

-Makes Jerusalem a Roman colony (Aelia Capitolina)


-Jews banned from city at this time

King Hezekiah
-King of Judah during the Assyrian attach

- beat the assyrians, credited god, probably plague orsomething


- Expands the water system


-also makes a tunnel

Sultan Suleiman I
-Ottomans controls Jerusalem in 1517

-grows the city, economically and also rebuilding walls


-Gave the part of temple mount to jews


-declines from 1700 to 1830

Festival of Holy Fire
- the holy fire is a miracle that appears every year at theChurch of the Holy Sepulcher on theSaturday before Easter

-blue fire supposedly seen in Jesus’ tomb


-Inspires much pilgrimage


-crusaders try to take it, leads to riots

Nehemiah
-man who looks to rebuild the city during the second templeperiod

-just and right governor


-looked to purify the city

Caliph Al-Hakim
-Destroys church of Holy Sepulcher

-decides to let it be rebuilt 3 years later


-a back and forth kind of guy

Shabbetai Zevi
-Rabbi who claimed to be the Jewish Messiah

-captured in Constantinople


-Told he must convert to Islam or die


-converted to Islam


-conversion obvi made his followers v angry

Caliph Abd al-Malik
-5th Umayyad caliph

-translated things to Arabic and made a Muslim currency


-War with the Byzantine’s


-Led a LOT of expansion in the Muslim world

Godrey of Bouillon
-frankish knight, one of the leaders of the 1stcrusade

-Became the first ruler of “Kingdom of Jerusalem” (thoughnot “king” cuz that’s Jesus)


-Defended Jerusalem against the Fatimids

Order of the KnightsTemplar (Templars)
-defended pilgrims on dangerous roads

-had headquarters at the Al-Asqua mosque


-seen as monks and soilders

Order of St. John(Hospitallers)
-Support pilgrims and help the poor and sick

-est. before crusades, but used a lot in crusades -became an official order of the Catholic church in 1113

Bishop Eusebius ofCaesarea
-loved by Constantine

-present at transformation of jer to Christian city


-recorded the process of construction of the church of theholy sepulcher

Egeria
-woman who wrote a detailed account of her pilgrimage toJerusalem in 380’s
BishopMarkarios/Marcarius
-Bishop of Jerusalem at same time as eusebius

-constantine corresponds with him to build the church


-ultimatley responsible for building of the church

Church of SantaPudenziana (Rome)
-church in rome that depicts the earthly and heavenlyJerusalem (apse mosaic)

-one of the first times Christ is seen as a human figure


-oldest place of Christian worship in rome, housed the Popetill Constantine changed it

Waqf
-religious endowment in muslim law

-Muslim’s must donate something


-part of the charitable donations that they do

Treaty of Jaffa
-a truce between Al-Kamil and Fredrick II after the 5thcrusade (for ten years) chu

-Fred rules Jerusalem, but can’t rebuild the walls-Muslims control Haram

Emperor Julian
-Constantine’s successor

-Before that, there was almost a civil war between the two(But Connie died)


-Last non Christian ruler of the roman empire


-tried to rebuild the temple to inspire religions other thanChristianity


-Thought to have failed cuz of an earthquake, and also cuzJews didn’t seem to care

EmperorHeaclius/Heraklius
- gets rid of Phocas/Persians in 610 and regains byzantinecontrol in 629

-also, war against the Sassanids


-Muslim invaders were there a lot during his rule, and theytook over

Dhimmi
-the jews and christians to muslims (people of the book)

-had many freedoms, like freedom to worship and keep legaland social institutions, and property


-but had to pay tax (jizya)

Capitulations
-sort of like a treaty between the Ottomans and theEuropeans

-exempted them from things like persecution and taxation


-abolished by the Treaty of Lausanne

Mamluks
-Slave soilders from frontier arieas (“owned ones”) -Deployed by Abassid, Fatimid and Ayyubid-rose from slaves to rulers -have the military “wherewithal”, Fatimid’s had kind ofbecome weakened -Established rule in Egypt -Defeated the Mongols in 1260-300 years of ruling (to 1517)