- The
Amanian Gate (Latin:
Amani Portae) or Bahçe P**** (Turkish: Bahçe Geçidi), also
known as the Am**** P**** or
Amanides Pylae (Ἀμανίδες or Ἀμανικαί Πύλαι...
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being on the
borders of Gindarus, "a
natural stronghold"
leading to the
Amanian Gate or
Amanides Pylae over the Am**** Mountains.
According to the Arab...
-
Antioch Lake, now
called Lake Amik, and are met
there by: the road from the
Amanian Gate (Baghche P****) and
western Commagene,
which descends the
valley of...
- frontier: west is Cilicia, east is Syria.
There are
several p****es, like the
Amanian Gate (Bahçe P****),
which are of
great strategical importance. In 333 BC...
-
initially agreed to
serve as
mercenaries for the
Arabs and to
guard the
Amanian Gate, but
their loyalty was
intermittent and they
often sided with the...
- Adana-Aleppo
railway through the Nur Mountains, at the
eastern end of the
Amanian Gate.
Built by the
Baghdad Railway between 1908 and 1917, the
tunnel is...
- as the Am****
Mountains as 300 paces across. Historically, it and the
Amanian Gate to its
north formed the most
important route between the
regions of...
-
importing very
little from the
industrializing American economy. The
Amanians were able to
achieve this
independence and
lifestyle by
adhering to the...
-
language as
their native speech after Thingol's ruling. It
differed from
Amanian Quenya mostly in vocabulary,
having some
loanwords from Sindarin. It differed...
-
southern Turkey. P****ing
through the Nur Mountains, near the east end of the
Amanian Gate, it will
carry p****enger and
freight trains along with high-speed...
