Nabataean kingdom
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The Nabataean kingdom was an ancient Arab state centered on the city of Petra that flourished as a major trading hub in the Near East from around the 4th century BCE until its annexation by the Roman Empire.
Aliases (12)
Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Arab state
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ancient kingdom → historical polity → trading state → |
| annexedBy |
Roman Empire
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| capital |
Petra
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|
| continent |
Asia
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|
| currency |
Nabataean coinage
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|
| economy |
caravan trade
→
incense trade → long-distance trade → spice trade → |
| endTime |
106 CE
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| ethnicGroup |
Nabataeans
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| event |
annexation by the Roman Empire
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| flourished |
1st century BCE
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1st century CE → |
| governmentType |
monarchy
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| influenced |
development of the Arabic script
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| knownFor |
control of caravan routes
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hydraulic engineering → rock-cut architecture → |
| language |
Nabataean Aramaic
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| locatedIn |
Levant
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Near East → |
| majorPort |
Leuke Kome
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| majorRoute |
Incense Route
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| neighbor |
Hasmonean kingdom
→
Herodian kingdom → Ptolemaic Kingdom → Roman Syria → Seleucid Empire → |
| notableSite |
Avdat
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Bosra (as later center under Rome) → Hegra → Petra → |
| partOf |
Hellenistic world (cultural sphere)
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|
| politicalStatus |
client kingdom of Rome (late period)
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| religion |
Arab polytheism
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Hellenistic religion (influences) → |
| startTime |
4th century BCE
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| successor |
Roman province of Arabia Petraea
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| territoryIncludes |
parts of modern Egypt (Sinai)
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parts of modern Israel → parts of modern Jordan → parts of modern Palestine → parts of modern Saudi Arabia → parts of modern Syria → |
| writingSystem |
Nabataean script
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|
Referenced by (28)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Nabataean Arabic
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
Nabataean Arabic ("Nabataeans") → |
associatedWith |
|
Aretas IV of Nabatea
("Nabataean")
→
Nabataean city of Petra ("Nabataean civilization") → |
culture |
|
Nabataean kingdom
("Nabataeans")
→
Phasaelis ("Nabateans") → |
ethnicGroup |
|
Nabataean city of Petra
("Nabataeans")
→
Petra ("Nabataeans") → |
foundedBy |
|
Aristobulus II
("Nabataean Kingdom (initially allied with Hyrcanus II against him)")
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|
ally |
|
Perea
("Nabataea")
→
|
borderedBy |
|
Petra
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
capitalOf |
|
Trajan
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
conqueredTerritory |
|
Phasaelis
("Nabatean Kingdom")
→
|
countryOfCitizenship |
|
Aretas IV of Nabatea
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
countryRuled |
|
Aretas IV of Nabatea
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
deathPlace |
|
Cypros
("Nabatean")
→
|
ethnicity |
|
Herodian dynasty
("Nabataeans")
→
|
ethnicOrigin |
|
Cypros
("Nabatean aristocracy")
→
|
familyBackground |
|
Wadi Rum
("Nabataean period")
→
|
hasArchaeologicalPeriod |
|
Negev desert
("Nabataeans")
→
|
historicalInhabitants |
|
Nabataean alphabet
("Nabataeans")
→
|
namedAfter |
|
Petra
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
partOf |
|
Phasaelis
("Nabatean Kingdom")
→
|
placeOfOrigin |
|
Cypros
("Nabatea")
→
|
regionOfOrigin |
|
Old Arabic
→
|
spokenIn |
|
Nabataean alphabet
("Nabataeans")
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|
usedBy |
|
Nabataean alphabet
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
usedIn |
|
Nabataean city of Petra
("Nabataean Kingdom")
→
|
wasCapitalOf |