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Tarikh Abi Ya‘la by Abu Ya'la

تاريخ أبي يعلى by أبو يعلى

Aliases
Aliases Arabic
Abu Ya'la أبو يعلى
Background and Biography
Background and Biography

Excerpts
English from El Ghalbi (2022)

The news came from the north, with what was very bad to hear and what his citation terrifies the souls, so that Hama and its castle collapsed and all its houses and homes...; As for Shayzar, its suburb was unhurt, except what was destroyed first; As for its famous fortress, it was demolished... As for Homs, its people had been evacuated to the outside and they were safe, their homes were destroyed and its castle was destroyed. As for Aleppo, some of its houses were destroyed, and its people left. As for its castles and strongholds that were far from it, to Jableh and Byblos, the horrific ruins affected it, and Salamiyah was destroyed, as well as what connected it to the area of Al-Rahba and its surroundings. (1998, p. 206) )

Chronology
Date Reference Corrections Notes
1157 CE none El Ghalbi (2022) dates it to 1157 CE
Seismic Effects
  • Hama and its castle collapsed and all its houses and homes
  • As for Shayzar, its suburb was unhurt, except what was destroyed first; As for its famous fortress, it was demolished
  • As for Homs, its people had been evacuated to the outside and they were safe, their homes were destroyed and its castle was destroyed
  • As for Aleppo, some of its houses were destroyed, and its people left.
  • As for its [Aleppo?] castles and strongholds that were far from it, to Jableh and Byblos, the horrific ruins affected it, and Salamiyah was destroyed, as well as what connected it to the area of Al-Rahba and its surroundings.
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