- Suruç (pronounced [ˈsuɾutʃ]; Kurdish: Pirsûs; Syriac: ܣܪܘܓ Sruḡ) is a muni****lity and
district of Şanlıurfa Province, Turkey. Its area is 744 km2, and...
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military special force.
Noppakao Dechaphatthanakun as M.L.
Saruj Juthathep / Khun
Saruj The
second of
Juthathap 4th
generation and the only son of M...
- The Fall of
Saruj in 1145 saw the main
surviving Frankish fortress of
Edessa fall to the Zengids.
Following the
capture of
Edessa in 1144, the Zengid...
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cities of Jazira, one
after the other. First,
Edessa fell,
followed by
Saruj, then Raqqa,
Qirqesiya and Nusaybin.
Raqqa was an
important crossing point...
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suppress a
revolt in
Saruj. When the
Muslim leaders of the town
approached Balduk to come to
their rescue,
Balduk hurried to
Saruj, but it soon became...
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common in this wadi,
including ʿAin Ḥamūdah (عَيْن حَمُوْدَة), ʿAin aṣ-
Ṣārūj (عَيْن ٱلصَّارُوْج) and ʿAin
Dawwah (عَيْن دَوَّه). It
contains the Muqal...
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mainly Armenian subjects. Sökmen, the
Artuqid ruler of Mardin,
attacked Saruj in
early 1101.
Baldwin attempted to
relieve the town, but Sökmen routed...
- some
provinces was
either killed or fled. The
cities of Harran, al-Ruha,
Saruj and
Raqqa were
completely uncultivated and abandoned.
Aleppine historian...
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founded by
Waththab ibn
Sabiq in 990,
ruled the
Euphrates cities of Harran,
Saruj and
Raqqa more or less
continuously until the late 11th century. In the...
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campaign against Antioch Battle of
Qinnasrin Battle of Ba'rin
Siege of
Aleppo (1138)
Siege of
Shaizar Siege of
Baalbek Siege of
Edessa (1144) Fall of
Saruj...
