Krak des Chevaliers

Krak des Chevaliers

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Krak des Chevaliers

concentric castle, crusader castle, castle

Part of	Crac des Chevaliers and Qal’at Salah El-Din
Inception	1031
Native label	Krak des Chevaliers
Field of work	Crusader, Crusades
Country	Syria
Located in the administrative territorial entity	Al-Husn, Syria
Coordinate location	34°45′25″N 36°17′41″E
Owned by	Knights Hospitaller
Significant event	list of World Heritage in Danger
Made from material	limestone
Main building contractor	Shibl al-Dawla Nasr, Knights Hospitaller
Heritage designation	part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
World Heritage criteria	(ii), (vi)
Category for the view from the item	Category:Views from Krak des Chevaliers

Krak des Chevaliers (Wed-rʋʋdba Krak) ya kʋdemd na-zaka m'be Syria la n leb ya kʋdemd na-zak ninga n ya kẽenga n kogle ni kʋdem yɛl wʋsgo ãndũni pʋge.Zĩiga dag sɩng m'be Kurdis ramba soolmẽ yʋʋm kobre piig la a yembre wakat tɩ ya Kurdish sodaase n dag kogle be ni Mirdasids.Yʋʋm 1142 wakat pʋge la a dag kẽ Raymond π,Count of Tripoli, tɩ ya Knights Hospitaller n dag kõ sor kanga.Tɩ a dag be b soolmẽ wa lʋi yʋʋm 1271 wakat.

Hospitalɛɛrs dãmb lebg n sɩng n met b na-zaka yʋʋm 1140 baobgo la b sa-a-lame yʋʋm 1170 wakato sẽn yɩ wakat ning me tẽn-rĩmsga sẽn wa n sãam na-zaka. Pʋgr rãmb dag n pʋg n geta na-zaks ka tɛkse sẽn be Tripoli Tẽnga taoogẽ, ya tẽng n paam meebo Pipi Kris-net tẽeb zabre. Wed-rʋʋdba Krak ra naaga zĩ-bɛda, la ra le ya kadenga zĩiga la sodaas zĩig me. Meeba a yiib n soab loogr poorã zĩnda yʋʋm koabgẽ 13 soaba, Wed-rʋʋdba Krak tẽn-sʋkẽ na-zaka. Meeba a yiib n soab kãnga mee yĩng lalga la a kõ na-zaka neng-paale. Yʋʋm koabga pipi pʋ-sʋka bilga Wed-rʋʋdba Krak wa "sãnem yʋʋmde". A sẽn wa n be a pii la yiiba wakato, Wed-rʋʋdba Krak ra tara wed-moos bãmb 2 000. Ne b wed-moos sõor kãensa, Hospitalɛɛrs rãmba ra reegda yõod-yaoobo wakat wogl pʋgẽ. N sɩng ne yʋʋm 1250 baobg Hospitalɛɛr Tãnsoben-dãmb arzɛka paama zu-loeese tɩ yʋʋm 1271 Mamluk Sultan Baibars yãmba Wed-rʋʋdba Krak b sẽn zab rasem 36 loogr poorẽ, tõeeme tɩ ya pĩim sebr koɛɛg sẽn yɩ Hospitalɛɛrs Grand Master rãmb nugẽ n kɩt tɩ Tãnsoben-dãmb kõ b mense.

Belem-tɩɩse

1. Sɩngdga
2. Zĩig belem
3. Kʋdemde

• Sɩngr la Kris-neb tẽeb zabr wakato
• Yaoolem kʋdemde

1. Rot meeb neer maang bãngr minim

• Pʋgẽ yaaga
• Sapɛlle
• Yĩngẽ yaaga
• Frescoes

1. Ges-n-paasga
2. Sɛb-tũnugdse
3. Tõkdse

• Goam sẽn dɩk zĩig n togse

1. Karem-n-paasga
2. Kɛɛng wila

Sɩngdga

Zaman yaoolem Arabse n boond na-zak qal'a,la Krack des Chevaliers "hisn" ne Syria Arab goam pʋge bɩ 'fort'.Tɩ a yi neb rẽenem pang zĩig n boond tɩ Hosn al-Akràds wilgr tɩ Kurds-ramba kɩdba zĩiga.Ya Franks-ramba dag boola (dila crusaders) le Crat la tɩ a maan nao-koɛɛnd ne Karak le Crac.Crat dag ya France gʋlsg ne Akrād,tɩ a gʋls-biisa wilgdã me ne Kurds.

Ges-n-paasga

• List of castles in Syria
• List of Crusader castles
• World Heritage Sites in Danger

Sɛb-tũnugdse

a. Guillaume-Rey's 1871 work described it as follows: “LE KRAK DES CHEVALIERS (KALAAT-EL-HOSN) Sur l'un des sommets dominant le col qui met en communication la vallée de l'Oronte avec le bassin delà Méditerranée, se dresse le Kalaat-el-Hosn. Tel est le nom moderne de la forteresse que nous trouvons désignée par les chroniqueurs des croisades sous celui de Krak ou Crat des Chevaliers, et appelée chez les historiens arabes Château des Curdes. [Translation: On one of the peaks overlooking the pass that connects the Orontes valley with the Mediterranean basin, stands the Kalaat el-Hosn. This is the modern name of the fortress that we find the chroniclers of the Crusades designated by the name of Krak or Crat of the Knights, and was named by the Arab historians ‘’Castle of Kurds’’.][10]

Tõkdse

1. Crac des Chevaliers and Qal’at Salah El-Din, UNESCO, retrieved 2010-11-08
2. UNESCO and Syrian government documents related to the monument site.
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4. King 1949, p. 83
5. Setton & Hazard 1977, p. 152
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10. Guillaume-Rey 1871, p. 39.
11. Lepage 2002, p. 77
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15. Salibi, Kamal S. (February 1973). "The Sayfās and the Eyalet of Tripoli 1579–1640". Arabica. Brill. 20 (1): 27. JSTOR 4056003.
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19. Spiteri 2001, p. 86
20. Boas 1999, p. 109
21. Nicholson 2001, pp. 3–4, 8–10
22. Barber 1995, pp. 34–35
23. Nicholson 2001, p. 11
24. Barber 1995, p. 83
25. Kennedy 1994, p. 146
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27. Barber 1995, p. 202
28. Ellenblum 2007, p. 275
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51. Smith, Eli; Robinson, Edward (1841). Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838. Vol. 3. Crocker and Brewster. p. 181.
52. "Director-General of UNESCO appeals for protection of Syria's cultural heritage". UNESCO. United Nations. 30 March 2012. Retrieved 16 April 2012.
53. Fisk, Robert (5 August 2012). "Robert Fisk: Syria's ancient treasures pulverised". The Independent. Retrieved 5 August 2012.
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65. Brown 2004, p. 62
66. Kennedy 1994, p. 156
67. Kennedy 1994, pp. 153–156
68. King 1949, p. 87
69. Kennedy 1994, pp. 157–158

Goam sẽn dɩk zĩig n togse

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• Boas, Adrian J. (1999), Crusader Archaeology: The Material Culture of the Latin East, London: Routledge, ISBN 978-0-415-17361-2
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• Winter, Stefan (2019), "Le district de Ḥiṣn al-Akrād (Syrie) sous les Ottomans", Journal Asiatique, 307: 227–234

Kɛɛng wila

• UNESCO Crac des Chevaliers