1. Republic Of Yemen Republic of yemen history. http://www.yemenia.com.ye/About.htm

Republic of Yemen History Search Yemenia Boolean AND OR Case Insensitive Sensitive This Week Flights Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Sunday Yemenia News D-Check Praiseworthy statements 3 Boeing 737-800s Join Yemenia Fleet ... New Destination to Milan Interact With Yemenia Yemenia Message Board Sign Our Guestbook Send Some Feedback Republic of Yemen History Tourist Information Useful Links Yemen belongs to Arabia like fish belong in water. Yemen cannot be properly understood as separate from Arabia, whilst Arabia without Yemen would have lost one of its most essential and flavorful ingredients. Yemen has served as a wellspring for people emigrating across the peninsula, many quickly adapting to its surroundings and even settling down for good. Ancient civilizations The history of Yemen stretches back over 3,000 years, and its unique culture is still in evidence today in the architecture of its cities, towns and villages. From approximately 1,000 BC this region of the Southern Arabian Peninsula was ruled by three successive civilisations: Minean, Sabaean and Himyarite. These three kingdoms all depended for their wealth on the spice trade. Aromatics such as myrrh and frankincense were greatly prized in the ancient civilised world and were used as part of various rituals in many cultures, including Egyptian, Greek and Roman. In the 11th century BC, land routes through Arabia were greatly improved by using the camel as a beast of burden, and frankincense was carried from its production centre at Qana (now known as Bir Ali) to Gaza in Egypt. The camel caravans also carried gold and other precious goods, which arrived in Qana by sea from India.

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YEMEN WEBDATE Yemen Resources YEMEN HISTORY Welcome to your on-line guide to the history of Yemen. This page provides links to websites and on-line articles dealing with the history and archaeology of Yemen. If you have additions or corrections, please contact the webshaykh GENERAL SURVEYS The History of Yemen http://yemeni.virtualave.net/ymn/yh.html A Short Overview of the History of Yemen http://www.irvine.quik.com/yemeni/ymn/yh.html From the Queen of Sheba to a Modern State http://www.gpc.org.ye/Ancient0.htm Yemen, Archaeology and History http://home.uchicago.edu/~kalewis1/yhistory.htm http://www.nusacc.org/yemen/history.htm Yemenite Virtual Museum http://www.geocities.com/baja/dunes/3147/introduction.htm PREHISTORY http://www.univ-aix.fr/cfey/tara98.html ANCIENT SOUTH ARABIA AGRICULTURE AND IRRIGATION Oriental Institute Archaeological and Environmental Investigation of Yemeni Agriculture http://www-oi.uchicago.edu/OI/PROJ/YEM/Yemen.html http://www.aiys.org/projects/agriculture.html ARCHAEOLOGY http://www.al-bab.com/bys/articles/lush98.htm

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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Yemen History People have been setting up shacks in the area known as Yemen for more than 3000 years. Ancient kingdoms earned their cash by selling scented tree resins known as myrrh and frankincense to the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. Various states rose and fell along the trade routes; mightiest among them was Saba, which hung around for 14 centuries from 1000BC, and based its huge agricultural wealth around the famous dam of Ma'rib. When, in the 1st century AD, the Greeks and Romans discovered they could travel to and from India by boat, Yemen's ports made a killing, eclipsing the towns which had grown up along land trade routes. In 395 the Holy Roman Emperor Theodisius made Christianity the new state religion, effectively putting an end to the demand for frankincense and sending the Sabean kingdom into an irreversable decline. By 575 the Persians had waltzed in and were lords of all they surveyed. In the 7th century the Persian governor of Yemen converted to Islam - like good subjects, the rest of the population soon followed, and by mid-century the Yemenis had knocked up a mosque or three. As the centre of Islamic power moved from the Arabian Peninsula to the Persian Gulf, Yemen was left more or less to its own devices, and a number of short-lived dynastic kingdoms sprang up. The Zaydi dynasty, a strict Islamic state founded in 897 in the north of the country, survived until Yemen's 1962 revolution. The Kathirids, who took power in the south in the 15th century, lasted until 1967.

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READER ADS: Nanny/childcare?housekeeper/ Live_out PUT YOUR AD HERE - FREE ... Click to open Encyclopaedia of the Orient on its front page Yemen: History INTRODUCTION Political situation Economy History 1200 BCE: Rich culture. 950-115 BCE: Kingdom of Sheba, whose riches were based upon caravan trade and agriculture with artificial watering. 7th century: Conversion into Islam , the region joins the Caliphate 9th century- 1517 Shi'i Zayyid ) dynasties in the north. Ottoman supremacy. Aden captured by the Ottomans. 19th century: British establishes a foothold on the southern coast. The British captures Aden The building of the Suez Canal brings Aden to an important position in international trade. The British increases its position into most of what became South Yemen (incl. Hadramawt). (Northern) Yemen gets independence with the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Conflict between Yemen and the British on the status of Aden and Hadramawt. Yemen enters a union with United Arab Republic. Small states in the areas around Aden and in Hadramawt establishes The South Arabian Federation. Republican coup in Yemen against the Zayyidi Caliph. Civil war starts.

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BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. GEOGRAPHY GOVERNMENT BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. GEOGRAPHY GOVERNMENT ... YEMEN The ancient kingdom of Sheba, and its port of Aden, occupied a strategic location on the Arabian peninsula, allowing it to have dominated the trade routes that passed from Africa through the Middle East to India and back again. Islam came early to the region and in the 10th century, the Zaidi sect gave Yemen its kings (and, concurrently, its religious leaders). The Zaidis ruled until 1962. But control over Aden was disputed by many peoples including the Portuguese, the Ottomans, and the British. Britain made Aden a crown colony in 1839, with portions of the country becoming a protectorate. The Ottomans exerted control over the region twice: from the mid-16th to the mid-17th centuries and from 1849 to 1918; they were expelled only at the conclusion of World War I and Yemen became independent in 1918. All did not go smoothly, however, as conflict arose with the Saudis, who invaded in 1934, and with Britain in 1954 over Aden. The throne was challenged in 1955 and when the imam died in 1962, the country was divided into North and South. Shortly thereafter, Aden and the protectorate began agitating for independence. South Yemen declared independence in 1967. Its leftist regime was socialist in nature. The North, civil war continued between royalist and republican elements until 1970. Clashes between north and south occurred in the early '70s and in 1979, full-scale war was launched by the South. North and South were reunited in 1990.

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8. Yemen: History came under the suzerainty of the imams of Yemen. (For a more detailedhistory, see above history of Northern Yemen or see Arabia.). http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0862037.html

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WWW-VL HISTORY: YEMEN ABOUT THIS NETWORK . If you are still interested or have any questions, please e-mail Lynn Harry Nelson [lhnelson@raven.cc.ku.edu]. Click here for The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue The WWW-VL search facility. Click Here to access the Mirror at Florence, Italy Click Here to access the Mirror at Lawrence, Kansas, USA Also see our sister site, WWW-VL Asian Studies. Yemen Maps Map Page Relief [333 Kb] Political [334 Kb] Aden and Vicinity The Island of Socotra and Vicinity 1976 Gazetteers Towns and Villages Language Arabic Dictionaries Language, Culture and Grammar Notes On-Line Tutorials [scroll down to the section] Download Arabic Fonts Reference Britannica - Yemen Britannica - Sa'na Countries of the World - Yemen World Factbook 2000 - Yemen ... US State Department. Background Notes: Yemen, October 1996 Bibliography Yemen Gateway Library of Congress Subject Search Yemen Gateway Bookshelf of Recommended Ourchases fronm amazon.com Columbia University Brief Biography ... Ministry of Information Page Materials Texts Book Review: Records of the Yemen 1798-1960,

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Home Encyclopeadia X X - XYZ ... Rope Ladders Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Yemen: History Northern Yemen The earliest recorded civilizations of S Arabia were the Minaean and Sabaean. The Sabaean kingdom (see Sheba ) flourished from c.750 b.c. to c.115 b.c. , with Marib (located east of Sana) the capital after c.600 b.c. Sabaean society was highly developed technically, as witnessed by the remains of a great dam at Marib that was the center of a large irrigation system. The Himyarites, who followed the Sabaeans, were invaded by the Romans (1st century b.c. ) and were occupied by the Ethiopians ( a.d. c.340-378). During the second Himyarite kingdom Christianity and Judaism took root in Yemen. Ethiopia again conquered the country in 525. After a Persian period (575-628), Islam came to Yemen, which was soon reduced to a province of the Muslim caliphate. After the breakup of the caliphate, Yemen came under the control of the rising Rassite dynasty, imams of the Zaidi sect who built the theocratic political structure of Yemen that lasted until 1962. The Fatamid caliphs of Egypt occupied most of Yemen from c.1000 until c.1175, when it fell to the Ayyubids, who ruled until c.1250. By 1520, Yemen formed part of the Ottoman Empire, which exercised at least nominal sovereignty until the end of World War I. A turbulent wave of Wahhabism, a puritanical sect of Islam, swept across the Arabian peninsula at the opening of the 19th century and drove out the Zaidi imams. Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt, acting in the name of the Ottoman sultan, drove out the Wahhabis in 1818, and the Egyptians remained until 1840. The Ottoman Turks then replaced the Egyptians, giving the imam full autonomy in the interior.

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Home Encyclopeadia A Ach - Ada ... Rope Ladders Trellian WebPage Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Aden, Yemen: History Aden's strategic location and its importance as a commercial center long made it a coveted conquest. Muslim Arabs held the region from the 7th to the 16th cent. The Portuguese failed in an attempt to capture it in 1513, but it fell in 1538 to the Ottoman Turks. At the end of the 18th cent. Aden's importance as a strategic post grew as a result of British policy to contain French expansion in the region. After the British capture of Aden in 1839, its administrative attachment to India, and the construction of the Suez Canal, Britain purchased areas on the mainland from local rulers and entered into protectionist agreements with them. The Perim, Kamaran, and Kuria Muria islands had been made part of Aden in the 1850s. Aden was formally made into a crown colony in 1937, and the surrounding region became known as the Aden Protectorate in 1937. Aden was granted a legislative council in 1944 and later received other rights of self-government. In 1963 Aden was joined to the Federation of the Emirates of the South, which then became the Federation of South Arabia (see South Arabia, Federation of

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Special Arab Files This page contains links to sites in Yemen and Yemen related sites. For Middle East, North Africa, Arab and regional information visit Arab Countries Yemen History Once part of the ancient Sabaean kingdom (fl. c.750 B.C.–115 B.C.), Yemen was later ruled by the Himyarites, Romans, Ethiopians, and Persians. It was conquered by Muslim Arabs in the 7th cent. A.D., and in the 16th cent. it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The northwestern portion bordering on the Red Sea was established in 1918 as an independent kingdom (known as Yemen or Northern Yemen) ruled by the Rassite dynasty, imams of the Zaidi Shiite sect of Islam. In 1962 an army coup led to the proclamation of a republic. Civil war followed, with Egypt supporting the republicans and Saudi Arabia and Jordan backing the royalists; it ended in 1970 with a republic in place. The southern portion bordering on the Gulf of Aden was penetrated in the 19th cent. by the British, who conquered Aden in 1839 and between 1886 and 1914 signed a number of protectorate treaties with local rulers. Aden was made a crown colony in 1935 and the area to its east became the Aden Protectorate in 1937. In the 1960s, nationalist groups demanding independence began a terrorist campaign against the British, and independence was granted to Southern Yemen in 1967. The National Liberation Front gained control of the government and established a Marxist regime in 1971. Unity agreements between the two Yemens in 1971 and 1981 were not implemented because of recurrent warfare, but a merger negotiated in 1989 resulted in formal unification in 1990.

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The Jews of Yemen: History, Culture and Society Advanced course in Modern History of the Jewish People and in Middle Eastern Studies 6 credits Prerequisites : 36 credits, including Jews in an Era of Transition or Introduction to the Modern History of the Middle East . Students must also fulfill English requirements. Units Unit 1 Yemen: The country and the Zaydi imamate Unit 2 The Zaydi sect and the Imams - basis for their attitude toward the Jews Unit 3 Settlement, society and economy Unit 4 Cultural and family life Unit 5 Messianism and the messianic movements Unit 6 Changes during Ottoman rule 1872-1918 Unit 7 Emigration to Palestine up to the end of World War II Unit 8 Emigration to Israel between World War II and the end of the 20th century Unit 9 The Jews of Yemen in Palestine Students may write a seminar paper in this course although it is not required. Please refer to studies towards a Bachelor’s Degree

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