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Bashmurian revolts

The Bashmurian revolts (Coptic: Ⲡⲓⲧⲱⲟⲩⲛ Ⲙ̀ⲡⲓϣⲁⲙⲏⲣ; Egyptian Arabic: ثورة البشموريين) were a series of revolts by the Egyptian Copts in the Bashmur region in the north of the Nile Delta against the Umayyad Caliphate and Abbasid Caliphate in the eighth and ninth centuries. Exactly how many revolts took place cannot be determined, but the major military…

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Location
Bashmur, Egypt
Date
Datec. 720 – 832LocationBashmur, EgyptResult Egyptian rebels defeated · c. 720 – 832
Result
Egyptian rebels defeated

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related to Legacy · 24
Bashmurian revolts → Abu, Al-Kindī, Athanasius, Bashmur, Bashmurian, Bashmurians, Bashmuric, Coptic, Copts, Egypt, Egyptian, Gawdat Gabra, God, Ibn, It, Later Egyptian, Makārim, Medieval Coptic, Patriarchs, Qus
related to background · 15
Bashmurian revolts → Abbasid, Arab, Arabic, Bashmur, Bashmurian, Both Coptic, Christians, Copts, Egypt, The, The Bashmurian, This, Umayyad, Walid, While
related to Military actions · 9
Bashmurian revolts → Although, Bashmurian, Bashmurians, Coptic, Egypt, Egyptian, It, Of, Only
Date · 2
Bashmurian revolts → c. 720 – 832, Datec. 720 – 832LocationBashmur, EgyptResult Egyptian rebels defeated
Location · 1
Bashmurian revolts → Bashmur, Egypt
Result · 1
Bashmurian revolts → Egyptian rebels defeated

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coptic bashmurians revolts bashmur bashmurian rebels copts delta egypt arabic 832 egyptian ibn abbasid 749 767 831 revolt region century

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Bashmurian revoltsDateDatec. 720 – 832LocationBashmur, EgyptResult Egyptian rebels defeated1.00infobox
Bashmurian revoltsDatec. 720 – 8321.00infobox
Bashmurian revoltsLocationBashmur, Egypt1.00infobox
Bashmurian revoltsResultEgyptian rebels defeated1.00infobox
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Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundArab0.60section
Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundCopts0.60section
Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundBoth Coptic0.60section
Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundArabic0.60section
Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundChristians0.60section
Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundUmayyad0.60section
Bashmurian revoltsrelated to backgroundAbbasid0.60section

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