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Cambridge University Press Cambridge Alania 850-1240 History Book - North Caucasus

Name: Cambridge Alania 850-1240 History Book - North Caucasus
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Discover the history of the North Caucasian Kingdom of Alania through this scholarly work from Cambridge University Press. As the most powerful polity in the medieval North Caucasus, Alania held control over strategic mountain passes and managed urban centers that were larger than those found in contemporary Rus'. This volume is the first book in the English language to explore this specific subject. It examines the era from 850 to 1240, detailing how Alanian kings maintained power from the mid-ninth to the late eleventh centuries. The text covers their complex relationships with the ruling families of Georgia and Byzantium, as well as their military influence across the South Caucasus. Part of the Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought series, this book provides a deep look into how Alanian leadership embodied the concept of the power of the foreign. It is an essential resource for readers interested in medieval European history and the development of the Caucasus region.

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First English language study of the North Caucasian Kingdom of Alania.

Detailed examination of Alania as a major medieval power from 850 to 1240.

Explores the strategic importance of mountain passes and large urban centers.

Covers political ties and intermarriage with Georgia and Byzantium ruling families.

Analyzes the military history and impact of Alanian armies in the South Caucasus.

Published by Cambridge University Press as part of a specialized academic series.

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Brand: Cambridge University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 100937348X
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > Eastern
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 21 August 2025
Listed Since: 24 February 2025

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