- [citation needed] Iran
portal Also
romanized as Ernān; also
known as
Arnūn and
Arnūn-e Bālā
OpenStreetMap contributors (13
November 2024). "Ernan, Mehriz...
- al-Din's
brother Yunus imprisoned Junblat in the Ma'nid
fortress of
Shaqif Arnun for
attacking Yazbak;
according to the
account of a
local Maronite sheikh...
- al-Shaqif (Arabic: قلعة الشقيف, romanized: Qalʾāt al-Shaqīf) or
Shaqif Arnun, is a
Crusader fortress in
Nabatieh Governorate,
Southern Lebanon, about...
- (fief) of
Shaqif Arnun (Beaufort Castle) in the
Jabal Amil area of
Safad Sanjak. The Sa'bs were
originally headquartered in the
Shaqif Arnun castle. In 1582...
-
allying with
Tuscany and
garrisoning the
strategic fortresses of
Shaqif Arnun and Subayba. He
escaped and
became an
exile in
Tuscany and Sicily. Upon...
-
Ahiru Kobina Bovada Chief Akrofome Kwesi Ansa
Chief Ampinafon Brelwi Chief Arnun Luabina Sason Chief Balhyn Kuo S****an
Chief Bohhen Kwabina Odom
Chief Bokan...
- be
captured by the Muslims.
Balian later received the
castle of
Shaqil Arnun,
which his
father had
defended by a ruse from
Saladin in 1190, from the...
-
towards Damascus stands Belfort or
Beaufort castle,
known in
Arabic as
Shqif Arnun, the word
shqif being a
Syriac term
meaning high rock. The castle, although...
-
named as a village, Jarman, in the
Ottoman nahiya (subdistrict) of
Shaqif Arnun, part of
Safad Sanjak, with a po****tion of 52
households and 6 bachelors...
-
Amila "runs down the
coast as far
south as Tyre and was home to the
Shaqif Arnun fortress (Beaufort Castle).
According to the
historian Tamara Chalabi, defining...
