2013
DOI: 10.3989/alqantara.2013.009
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Les inscriptions de Bāb Manṣūr al-‛Ilǧ : déchiffrement et traduction

Abstract: Située à quelque 60 km du sud-ouest de sa jumelle Fès, Meknès, de son nom original Miknasat al-Zaytun, fut fondée par les Berbères de Znata avant le IX e siècle. Moins de deux siècles plus tard, les Almoravides y construisirent une première forteresse connue sous le nom de Takraret 1 pour se protéger des assauts des Almohades. Mais ce sont ces * Je remercie mes collègues de la section arabe de l'IRHT/CNRS qui ont bien voulu relire ce texte : Jacqueline Sublet et Muriel Roiland pour leurs suggestions, ainsi que… Show more

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“…They also glorified and highlighted the status of the Sultan and his son Abdullah. By the Gate of Al-Mansour, the parade of the armies moving either to suppress internal revolutions or to liberate the cities occupied by the Spanish and Portugal were held [25], and at the gate, organized official ceremonies and religious festivals, and the Sultan met to discuss complaints and resolve disputes [26]. Furthermore, the Sultan received official delegations and embassies at this gate [60].…”
Section: The Message Of the Inscriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They also glorified and highlighted the status of the Sultan and his son Abdullah. By the Gate of Al-Mansour, the parade of the armies moving either to suppress internal revolutions or to liberate the cities occupied by the Spanish and Portugal were held [25], and at the gate, organized official ceremonies and religious festivals, and the Sultan met to discuss complaints and resolve disputes [26]. Furthermore, the Sultan received official delegations and embassies at this gate [60].…”
Section: The Message Of the Inscriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the Sultan received official delegations and embassies at this gate [60]. This gate was the meeting of the city market and the reception of tribes coming to Meknes [61], as it had symbolic importance [26].…”
Section: The Message Of the Inscriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%