Kingdom of Ma'in

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The Kingdom of Ma'in was an ancient South Arabian state centered in modern-day Yemen, known for its Minaean people and its role in the incense trade across the Arabian Peninsula.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf South Arabian kingdom
ancient kingdom
historical state
archaeologicalSite Baraqish NERFINISHED
Qarnawu NERFINISHED
capital Qarnawu NERFINISHED
conqueredBy Kingdom of Saba NERFINISHED
country ancient South Arabia
culture Minaean culture
declinePeriod late 2nd century BCE
economyBasedOn caravan trade
incense trade
ethnicGroup Minaean people NERFINISHED
flourishedInCentury 2nd century BCE
3rd century BCE
4th century BCE
5th century BCE
governmentType monarchy
hasDemonym Minaean NERFINISHED
Minaeans NERFINISHED
hasTitleForRuler king
historicalRegion Ancient Near East NERFINISHED
knownFor incense trade across the Arabian Peninsula
long-distance caravan commerce
language Minaean language
locatedIn Arabian Peninsula
modern-day Yemen
mainEconomicActivity control of caravan stations
re-export of incense
neighbour Kingdom of Hadhramaut NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Qataban NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Saba NERFINISHED
partOf ancient South Arabia
people Minaeans NERFINISHED
region Jawf region of Yemen NERFINISHED
religion ancient South Arabian polytheism
religiousPractice temple worship
votive offerings
sourceOfKnowledge archaeological remains
epigraphic inscriptions
tradePartner Mediterranean markets
Nabataean Kingdom NERFINISHED
Ptolemaic Egypt NERFINISHED
tradeRoute incense route
usedCurrency silver-based trade weights
writingMaterial bronze inscriptions
stone inscriptions
writingSystem Ancient South Arabian script NERFINISHED

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Minaeans country Kingdom of Ma'in