The Ladies of Rūm: A Hagiographic View of Women in Thirteenth- and Fourteenth-Century Anatolia

Nicola, Bruno De

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“…Jika seluruh as pek materi terpenuhi dalam diri manusia, hal ini tidak berarti bahwa manusia tersebut mencapai kesejahteraan dan bahagia. Keba hagiaan dan kesejahteraan yang hakiki jus tru terletak pada penghambaan (ibadah) ke pada Allah SWT secara ikhlas (Felek, 2012;Nicola, 2014). Dalam mencapai indikator pertama ini, dibutuhkan keimanan dan ke takwaan.…”

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Penelitian ini mencoba untuk mengkonstruksi konsep pengukuran ki nerja yang selama ini didominasi oleh balanced scorecard. Metode yang dijadikan alat konstruksi adalah studi literatur mengenai balanced scorecard serta pembangunan konsep dari nilainilai pada gerakan duduk dan salam. Penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa manusia sebagai penyebar kesejahteraan merupakan antitesis dari homo economicus yang terdapat pada balanced scorecard. Pembentukan konsep yang tebentuk adalah tujuan dan persepektif lebih luas dan utuh yaitu ibadah kepada Tuhan, ketentraman, dan terpenuhinya materi pada sesama, lingkungan, dan alam semesta.

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“…The works of Richard N. Frye [65], M. Biran [38,39,40,41,42,43,44], Paul D. Buell [45,46,47], N. Dalkesen [52], Bruno De Nicol [53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60], P. Jackson [69,70,71,72,73], P. Jurgen [74] and others are of particular importance in the study of the history of the Mongol Empire, especially legal, religious and gender issues of the Chagatai ulus.…”

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From the history of the study of the Chagatai ulus governance system

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2022

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This article discusses the history of the study of the Mongols particularly the Chagatai Ulus who ruled Movaraunnahr in the 13th century till the first half of the 15th. It contains information from the first studies about the Chagatai Ulus, which is gaining international relevance today, to the scientific informations of modern researchers. Indeed, research on the subject is scarce, and many questions about their policies, social and especially cultural governance systems have yet to be answered.

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Women and the Making of the Mongol Empire

Broadbridge

2018

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Women in Steppe SocietyTo date, scholarly and popular histories of the Mongols have been dominated by the seemingly masculine topic of Mongol warfare, which makes it easy to suspect that steppe women enjoyed little political, social, or economic power. Furthermore, Mongol society before Chinggis Khan's rise was not only impoverished but also tremendously unsettled, so that nomadic women were vulnerable to aggression, violence, and rape. This may especially have been the case among rank-and-file nomadic subjects, among whom harsh circumstances might weigh more heavily on women and girls than on men and boys. 1 Nevertheless, despite the dangers inherent in their society, many nomadic women enjoyed control and exerted influence in a wide range of arenas. As for women at the pinnacle of steppe society, such as the Chinggisids, the picture is one of wealth, responsibility and tremendous opportunity for those with intelligence and talent.It is only possible to appreciate the authority that some women enjoyed and the contributions they made to Mongol history if we understand the general situation of women on the steppe. To do this, we must examine their lives in detail. We begin with marriage, since women's most 1 Ratchnevsky notes the infanticide of girls, selling children in hard times, or making restoration for crime by giving girls to the aggrieved. Paul Ratchnevsky, "La condition de la Femme mongole au 12e/13e siècle," in Tractata Altaica: Denis Sinor, sexagenario optime de rebus altaicis merito dedicata, ed. W. Heissig et al. (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz), 522. Aubin agrees on recompensing murder with a girl, but she argues that infanticide was rare, and took place primarily in areas influenced by Chinese traditions. Françoise Aubin, "Le statut de l'enfant dans la société mongole," Recueils de la société Jean Bodin pour l'histoire comparative des institutions 35 (1975): 482-3, 492.

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The Ladies of Rūm: A Hagiographic View of Women in Thirteenth- and Fourteenth-Century Anatolia

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