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29 Cards in this Set

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Chang’an
New Name of Capital changed by the Tang dynasty
Empress Wu
third Tang emperor
Fervent Buddhist and built temples
Rajputs
Warriors integrated into warrior caste and become new princes
Diocletian
Tried to restore state
Sought to promote a cult of worship of emperor

Persecuted Christians as a result – refused to worship emperor and a good target.
Constantine
accepted Christianity
Moved Capital to the East
Valentinian and Valens
Latin in west and Greek in east
Paul of Tarsus
trained in Hellenistic culture
Felt that Jesus’ followers had to be evangelists
Theodosius
Christianity as official religion
Arius of Alexandria
One Being, Three Persons
Jesus- Fully God, Fully Human
First converts to Islam
were Meccan town townsfolk and Yathrib (Medina) date farmers
The Ka’ba in Mecca
The Cube in Mecca
Islam
“submission” to God’s will
Muslim
submissive” or “surrendering
Salih
nonbiblical Arabian figure
Hegira
“emigration”, marked Islamic Calendar
Umma
a distinctive Islamic community
Caliph
(khalifa) successor, Abu Bakr
Caliph
Imam
Emir
Caliph – khalifa “successor”
Imam – “leader”
Emir – “commander”
Ulama
“persons of right knowledge” scholar
Shari’a
devin law
Ulama
Scholars who studied Islam
Shi’a
Shi’ites believed Ali to be chosen successor
Sunnis –
followers of the tradition (sunna) of the Prophet and Qur’an
Abbasid
revolution ended Arab dominance, capital is moved to Bagdad
Mamluks
slave soldiers, Caliphs eventually dominated by mamluks
Subuktigin
Established state in Afghanistan
Mahmud of Ghazna
Conquests in northwestern India
Beginning of lasting Muslim presence in India
Saljuqs
First major Turkish dynasty of Islam
Hindi
Urdu
Hindi – associated with Indian culture
Urdu – name for Muslim version