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The history of the ancient world: from the earliest accounts to the fall of Rome

The first volume in a new series that tells the stories of all peoples, connecting historical events from Europe to the Middle East to the far coast of China, while still giving weight to the characteristics of each country. Historian Bauer provides both sweeping scope and attention to the individua...

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1. Verfasser:	Bauer, Susan Wise 1968- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Norton 2007
Ausgabe:	1. ed.
Schlagworte:	Weltgeschichte Anfänge-500 Geschichte History, Ancient Altertum
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Zusammenfassung:	The first volume in a new series that tells the stories of all peoples, connecting historical events from Europe to the Middle East to the far coast of China, while still giving weight to the characteristics of each country. Historian Bauer provides both sweeping scope and attention to the individual lives that give flesh to abstract assertions about human history. Dozens of maps provide a geography of great events, while timelines give the reader an ongoing sense of the passage of years and cultural interconnection. This narrative history employs the methods of "history from beneath"--literature, epic traditions, private letters and accounts--to connect kings and leaders with the lives of those they ruled. The result is a tapestry of human behavior from which we may draw conclusions about the direction of world events and the causes behind them.--From publisher description.
Beschreibung:	The first volume in a new series that tells the stories of all peoples, connecting historical events from Europe to the Middle East to the far coast of China, while still giving weight to the characteristics of each country. Historian Bauer provides both sweeping scope and attention to the individual lives that give flesh to abstract assertions about human history. Dozens of maps provide a geography of great events, while timelines give the reader an ongoing sense of the passage of years and cultural interconnection. This narrative history employs the methods of "history from beneath"--literature, epic traditions, private letters and accounts--to connect kings and leaders with the lives of those they ruled. The result is a tapestry of human behavior from which we may draw conclusions about the direction of world events and the causes behind them.--From publisher description. Includes bibliographical references (p. 779-829) and index
Beschreibung:	XXVII, 868 S. Ill., Kt. 25 cm
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adam_text	Contents List of Maps xv List of Illustrations xix Acknowledgments xxi Preface xxiii Part One THE EDGE OF HISTORY One The Origin of Kingship ° Just north of the Persian Gulf, in the very distant past 3 Two The Earliest Story Sumer, slightly Uter 10 Three The Rise of Aristocracy Sumer, 3600 вс ij Four The Creation of Empire The Nile river valley, 3200 вс 22 Five The Age of Iron The Indus river valley, 3102 вс ¡о Six The Philosopher King - The Yellow river valley, 2852-2205 ВС 36 Part Two FIRSTS 41 Seven The First Written Records ° Sumer and Egypt, 3800-2400 вс 43 Eight The First War Chronicles Sumer, 2/00 вс ji Nine The First Civil War Egypt, 3100-2686 вс 6i Ten The First Epic Hero ° Sumer, 2600 вс γι Eleven The First Victory over Death ° Egypt, 2686-2566 ВС γ 8 Twelve The First Reformer ° Sumer, 2350 вс 88 Thirteen The First Military Dictator Sumer, 2334-22/p ВС ρ$ їх χ Contents Fourteen The First Planned Cities The Indus river valley, 2300 вс ioą Fifteen The First Collapse of Empire Egypt, 2450—2184 вс но Sixteen The First Barbarian Invasions Akkadia, Sumer, and Ehm, 2278-2154 ВС ii8 Seventeen The First Monotheist Sumer and the Western Semitic lands, 2166-ippi вс 12 7 Eighteen The First Environmental Disaster Sumer, 2037—2004 ВС 13p Part Three STRUGGLE 14 s Nineteen The Battle for Reunification Egypt, 2181-1782 ВС 14 7 Twenty The Mesopotamian Mixing Bowl Mesopotamia, 2004— I7S0 bc is 5 Twenty-One The Overthrow ofthe Xia The Yellow river valley, 1766 ВС 164 Twenty-Two Hammurabi s Empire - Babylonia, 1781-1712 ВС 170 Twenty-Three The Hyksos Seize Egypt Egypt, 1782—1630 ВС 178 Twenty-Four King Minos of Crete » Crete, 1720-1628 ВС i8¡ Twenty-Five The Harappan Disintegration ° India, 1750-157$ ВС ip2 Twenty-Six The Rise of the Hittites Asia Minor and Mesopotamia, 1790-1560 bc ірб Twenty-Seven Ahmose Expels the Hyksos Egypt, 1570—1546 ВС 202 Twenty-Eight Usurpation and Revenge Egypt, 1546-1446 ВС 2о6 Twenty-Nine The Three-Way Contest Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Asia Minor, 1Џ5-1400 ВС 213 Thirty The Shifting Capitals of the Shang China, 1753—1400 ВС 2ip Thirty-One The Mycenaeans of Greece * Crete and Greece, 1600-1400 ВС 224 Thirty-Two Struggle of the Gods Egypt, 1386-1340 вс 22p Thirty-Three Wars and Marriages Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Asia Minor, 1340-1321 вс 238 Thirty-Four The Greatest Battle in Very Ancient Times ° Egypt, Asia Minor, and Assyria, 1321—1212 вс 246 Thirty-Five The Battle for Troy Asia Minor and Greece, 1260-1230 вс 253 Contents χ і Thirty-Six The First Historical King of China · China, 1200 BC 259 Thirty-Seven The Rig Veda India, 1200 ВС 2 64 Thirty-Eight The Wheel Turns Again ° Asia Minor, Assyria, Babylonia, and Egypt, 1212—1190 bc 2 6j Thirty-Nine The End of the New Kingdom ° Egypt, 1185-1070 ВС 2 75 Forty The Dark Age of Greece ■ Greece, 1200-1050 ВС 2 8i Forty-One The Dark Age of Mesopotamia ° Mesopotamia, 1119—1032 вс 2 8$ Forty-Two The Fall of the Shang China, 10/3—1040 вс 2рі Part Four EMPIRES 297 Forty-Three The Mandate of Heaven China, 1040— çi8 ВС 299 Forty-Four The Bharata War * Northern India, 950 ВС 306 Forty-Five The Son of David Israel, Arabia, and Egypt, 1050-931 вс з 14 Forty-Six From Western to Eastern Zhou China, 918-771 вс 328 Forty-Seven The Assyrian Renaissance ° Assyria, Israel, Egypt, and Phoenicia, 934-841 вс 335 Forty-Eight New Peoples ° Assyria, Babylonia, and Greece, 850-800 вс 344 Forty-Nine Trading Posts and Colonies Italy and Greece, 800-720 ВС 354 Fifty Old Enemiesu Assyria, Urartu, Syria, and Babylonia, 783-727 вс збз Fifty-One Kings of Assyria and Babylon ° Assyria, Israel, and Egypt, 726-705 ВС 371 Fifty-Two Spectacular Defeat ° Assyria, Babylonia, Judah, and Egypt, 704-681 вс 382 Fifty-Three The Decline of the King - China, 771-628 вс 391 Fifty-Four The Assyrians in Egypt Assyria, Babylonia, Phrygia, Lydia, and Egypt, 681-653 вс 399 Fifty-Five Medes and Persians Assyria, Babylonia, Elam, Media, and Persia, 653-625 вс 410 Fifty-Six Conquest and Tyranny * Greece, Asia Minor, and North Africa, 687-622 вс 4i8 xii Contents Fifty-Seven The Beginnings and End of Empire Italy, Assyria, Babylonia, Judah, and Egypt, 650-60$ ВС 431 Fifty-Eight A Brief Empire Babylonia, Egypt, and Media, 605-580 вс 443 Fifty-Nine Cyrus the Great Babybnia, Lydia, Arabia, fudah, Media, and Persia, 580-53Р вс 455 Sixty The Republic of Rome North Africa, Italy, and Asia Minor, 550-501 вс 4 6 ρ Sixty-One Kingdoms and Reformers India, 560-500 вс 4 82 Sixty-Two The Power of Duty and the Art of War China, 551-475 вс 4pi Sixty-Three The Spreading Persian Empire Persia, Egypt, and India, 539-514 вс 500 Sixty-Four The Persian Wars Persia, Egypt, and Greece, 527-47P вс 514 Part Five IDENTITY 537 Sixty-Five The Peloponnesian Wars ° Persia, Egypt, Greece, and Sicily, 478-404 вс 53 ρ Sixty-Six The First Sack of Rome· Italy, 4P5~ зро вс 555 Sixty-Seven The Rise of the Ch in China, 403—325 вс 563 Sixty-Eight The Macedonian Conquerors Persia, Egypt, Greece, and Macedonia, 404—336 ВС 570 Sixty-Nine Rome Tightens Its Grasp Italy, Sicily, and Carthage, 367-2PO вс 584 Seventy Alexander and the Wars of the Successors ° The known world, 336-272 вс 5pi Seventy-One The Mauryan Epiphany ° India, 2P7—231 вс бор Seventy-Two First Emperor, Second Dynasty China, 286—202 вс 613 Seventy-Three The Wars of the Sons The known world, 285—202 вс 622 Seventy-Four Roman Liberators and Seleucid Conquerors Greece, Macedonia, the Seleucid Empire, and India, 200-168 ВС 63 8 Seventy-Five Between East and West - China, Bactria, Parthia, and India, 200—110 вс Contents χ і і і Seventy-Six Breaking the System Italy, Sicily, Greece, and North Africa, 157—121 ВС 6s 9 Seventy-Seven The Problems of Prosperity Italy, North Africa, and China, 118-73 ВС 668 Seventy-Eight New Men Italy, Britain, Gaul, Egypt, andParthia, 78-44 BC 68o Seventy-Nine Empire The Roman Empire, Parthia, and Egypt, 44 BC-AD 14 697 Eighty Eclipse and Restoration - China, 33 bc-ad 7$ 712 Eighty-One The Problem of Succession » The Roman Empire, Parthia, and India, AD 14-69 717 Eighty-Two The Edges of the Roman World * The Roman Empire, Parthia, and Britain, AD 70-132 73 ƒ Eighty-Three Children on the Throne China, AD 88-182 74 6 Eighty-Four The Mistake of Inherited Power The Roman Empire, Parthia, and China, ad 138—222 751 Eighty-Five Savior of the Empire - The Roman Empire, Parthia, and the Persian Empire, ad 222-312 764 Notes 779 Works Cited 817 Permissions 831 Index 833
adam_txt	Contents List of Maps xv List of Illustrations xix Acknowledgments xxi Preface xxiii Part One THE EDGE OF HISTORY One The Origin of Kingship ° Just north of the Persian Gulf, in the very distant past 3 Two The Earliest Story Sumer, slightly Uter 10 Three The Rise of Aristocracy Sumer, 3600 вс ij Four The Creation of Empire The Nile river valley, 3200 вс 22 Five The Age of Iron The Indus river valley, 3102 вс ¡о Six The Philosopher King - The Yellow river valley, 2852-2205 ВС 36 Part Two FIRSTS 41 Seven The First Written Records ° Sumer and Egypt, 3800-2400 вс 43 Eight The First War Chronicles ' Sumer, 2/00 вс ji Nine The First Civil War ' Egypt, 3100-2686 вс 6i Ten The First Epic Hero ° Sumer, 2600 вс γι Eleven The First Victory over Death ° Egypt, 2686-2566 ВС γ 8 Twelve The First Reformer ° Sumer, 2350 вс 88 Thirteen The First Military Dictator ' Sumer, 2334-22/p ВС ρ$ їх χ Contents Fourteen The First Planned Cities The Indus river valley, 2300 вс ioą Fifteen The First Collapse of Empire Egypt, 2450—2184 вс но Sixteen The First Barbarian Invasions Akkadia, Sumer, and Ehm, 2278-2154 ВС ii8 Seventeen The First Monotheist Sumer and the Western Semitic lands, 2166-ippi вс 12 7 Eighteen The First Environmental Disaster Sumer, 2037—2004 ВС 13p Part Three STRUGGLE 14 s Nineteen The Battle for Reunification Egypt, 2181-1782 ВС 14 7 Twenty The Mesopotamian Mixing Bowl Mesopotamia, 2004— I7S0 bc is 5 Twenty-One The Overthrow ofthe Xia The Yellow river valley, 1766 ВС 164 Twenty-Two Hammurabi's Empire - Babylonia, 1781-1712 ВС 170 Twenty-Three The Hyksos Seize Egypt Egypt, 1782—1630 ВС 178 Twenty-Four King Minos of Crete » Crete, 1720-1628 ВС i8¡ Twenty-Five The Harappan Disintegration ° India, 1750-157$ ВС ip2 Twenty-Six The Rise of the Hittites ' Asia Minor and Mesopotamia, 1790-1560 bc ірб Twenty-Seven Ahmose Expels the Hyksos ' Egypt, 1570—1546 ВС 202 Twenty-Eight Usurpation and Revenge Egypt, 1546-1446 ВС 2о6 Twenty-Nine The Three-Way Contest Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Asia Minor, 1Џ5-1400 ВС 213 Thirty The Shifting Capitals of the Shang ' China, 1753—1400 ВС 2ip Thirty-One The Mycenaeans of Greece * Crete and Greece, 1600-1400 ВС 224 Thirty-Two Struggle of the Gods Egypt, 1386-1340 вс 22p Thirty-Three Wars and Marriages ' Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Asia Minor, 1340-1321 вс 238 Thirty-Four The Greatest Battle in Very Ancient Times ° Egypt, Asia Minor, and Assyria, 1321—1212 вс 246 Thirty-Five The Battle for Troy ' Asia Minor and Greece, 1260-1230 вс 253 Contents χ і Thirty-Six The First Historical King of China · China, 1200 BC 259 Thirty-Seven The Rig Veda India, 1200 ВС 2 64 Thirty-Eight The "Wheel Turns Again ° Asia Minor, Assyria, Babylonia, and Egypt, 1212—1190 bc 2 6j Thirty-Nine The End of the New Kingdom ° Egypt, 1185-1070 ВС 2 75 Forty The Dark Age of Greece ■ Greece, 1200-1050 ВС 2 8i Forty-One The Dark Age of Mesopotamia ° Mesopotamia, 1119—1032 вс 2 8$ Forty-Two The Fall of the Shang China, 10/3—1040 вс 2рі Part Four EMPIRES 297 Forty-Three The Mandate of Heaven ' China, 1040— çi8 ВС 299 Forty-Four The Bharata War * Northern India, 950 ВС 306 Forty-Five The Son of David ' Israel, Arabia, and Egypt, 1050-931 вс з 14 Forty-Six From Western to Eastern Zhou ' China, 918-771 вс 328 Forty-Seven The Assyrian Renaissance ° Assyria, Israel, Egypt, and Phoenicia, 934-841 вс 335 Forty-Eight New Peoples ° Assyria, Babylonia, and Greece, 850-800 вс 344 Forty-Nine Trading Posts and Colonies ' Italy and Greece, 800-720 ВС 354 Fifty Old Enemiesu Assyria, Urartu, Syria, and Babylonia, 783-727 вс збз Fifty-One Kings of Assyria and Babylon ° Assyria, Israel, and Egypt, 726-705 ВС 371 Fifty-Two Spectacular Defeat ° Assyria, Babylonia, Judah, and Egypt, 704-681 вс 382 Fifty-Three The Decline of the King - China, 771-628 вс 391 Fifty-Four The Assyrians in Egypt ' Assyria, Babylonia, Phrygia, Lydia, and Egypt, 681-653 вс 399 Fifty-Five Medes and Persians 'Assyria, Babylonia, Elam, Media, and Persia, 653-625 вс 410 Fifty-Six Conquest and Tyranny * Greece, Asia Minor, and North Africa, 687-622 вс 4i8 xii Contents Fifty-Seven The Beginnings and End of Empire Italy, Assyria, Babylonia, Judah, and Egypt, 650-60$ ВС 431 Fifty-Eight A Brief Empire Babylonia, Egypt, and Media, 605-580 вс 443 Fifty-Nine Cyrus the Great Babybnia, Lydia, Arabia, fudah, Media, and Persia, 580-53Р вс 455 Sixty The Republic of Rome North Africa, Italy, and Asia Minor, 550-501 вс 4 6 ρ Sixty-One Kingdoms and Reformers India, 560-500 вс 4 82 Sixty-Two The Power of Duty and the Art of War China, 551-475 вс 4pi Sixty-Three The Spreading Persian Empire Persia, Egypt, and India, 539-514 вс 500 Sixty-Four The Persian Wars Persia, Egypt, and Greece, 527-47P вс 514 Part Five IDENTITY 537 Sixty-Five The Peloponnesian Wars ° Persia, Egypt, Greece, and Sicily, 478-404 вс 53 ρ Sixty-Six The First Sack of Rome· Italy, 4P5~ зро вс 555 Sixty-Seven The Rise of the Ch'in ' China, 403—325 вс 563 Sixty-Eight The Macedonian Conquerors ' Persia, Egypt, Greece, and Macedonia, 404—336 ВС 570 Sixty-Nine Rome Tightens Its Grasp ' Italy, Sicily, and Carthage, 367-2PO вс 584 Seventy Alexander and the Wars of the Successors ° The known world, 336-272 вс 5pi Seventy-One The Mauryan Epiphany ° India, 2P7—231 вс бор Seventy-Two First Emperor, Second Dynasty ' China, 286—202 вс 613 Seventy-Three The Wars of the Sons ' The known world, 285—202 вс 622 Seventy-Four Roman Liberators and Seleucid Conquerors ' Greece, Macedonia, the Seleucid Empire, and India, 200-168 ВС 63 8 Seventy-Five Between East and West - China, Bactria, Parthia, and India, 200—110 вс Contents χ і і і Seventy-Six Breaking the System Italy, Sicily, Greece, and North Africa, 157—121 ВС 6s 9 Seventy-Seven The Problems of Prosperity Italy, North Africa, and China, 118-73 ВС 668 Seventy-Eight New Men Italy, Britain, Gaul, Egypt, andParthia, 78-44 BC 68o Seventy-Nine Empire The Roman Empire, Parthia, and Egypt, 44 BC-AD 14 697 Eighty Eclipse and Restoration - China, 33 bc-ad 7$ 712 Eighty-One The Problem of Succession » The Roman Empire, Parthia, and India, AD 14-69 717 Eighty-Two The Edges of the Roman World * The Roman Empire, Parthia, and Britain, AD 70-132 73 ƒ Eighty-Three Children on the Throne China, AD 88-182 74 6 Eighty-Four The Mistake of Inherited Power The Roman Empire, Parthia, and China, ad 138—222 751 Eighty-Five Savior of the Empire - The Roman Empire, Parthia, and the Persian Empire, ad 222-312 764 Notes 779 Works Cited 817 Permissions 831 Index 833
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