Christian Nubian kingdoms

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The Christian Nubian kingdoms were medieval African states in the Nubia region that adopted Christianity and developed distinctive religious, artistic, and political traditions between roughly the 6th and 15th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian state
historical polity
medieval African states
adoptedReligionFrom Byzantine Empire
Coptic Orthodox Church
surface form: Coptic Church of Alexandria
archaeologicalSite Faras Cathedral
Dongola
surface form: Old Dongola

Soba East
borderedBy Ayyubid dynasty
surface form: Ayyubid Sultanate

Fatimid Caliphate
Mamluk Sultanate
capitalOfAlodia Soba
capitalOfMakuria Dongola
capitalOfNobatia Faras
comprises Alodia
Makuria
Nobatia
continent Africa
culturalInfluenceFrom Byzantine art
Coptic art
declineFactors Islamic expansion
desertification
internal conflicts
engagedIn Baqt treaty with Muslim Egypt
followed Miaphysitism
surface form: Miaphysite Christianity
hadWritingSystem Old Nubian script (historically)
surface form: Old Nubian alphabet
knownFor church architecture
fortified cities
wall paintings
locatedIn Nubia
Upper Nile Valley
mainEconomicActivity agriculture
trade
partOf medieval Christian Africa
precededBy Kingdom of Kush
religion Christianity
succeededBy Islamic Nubian polities
timeEnd 15th century
timeStart 6th century
tradedWith Egypt
Red Sea ports
usedLanguage Coptic
Greek
Old Nubian
usedRite Coptic Rite
surface form: Coptic rite
usedScript Coptic script
Greek script

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Nubia hasCivilization Christian Nubian kingdoms
Old Nubian script (historically) usedBy Christian Nubian kingdoms
subject surface form: Old Nubian script
Faras regionHistoric Christian Nubian kingdoms
Old Nubian religiousContext Christian Nubian kingdoms
this entity surface form: Christianity in Nubia
Kingdom of Makuria culture Christian Nubian kingdoms
this entity surface form: Christian Nubian culture
Kingdom of Alodia partOf Christian Nubian kingdoms