Antep - Antep

Japanese: アンテプ - あんてぷ
Antep - Antep

...Population: 716,000 (1994). Formerly called Aynṭāb or Antep. A strategically important transportation point connecting Anatolia with Syria and Mesopotamia, it saw a remarkable transition of ruling powers, including Byzantine, Armenian, Crusader, Turk, and Arab, until it became part of the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century.

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Japanese:

…人口71万6000(1994)。かつてはアインターブ‘Aynṭāb,あるいはアンテプAntepと呼ばれた。アナトリアとシリア,メソポタミア地方とを結ぶ交通・戦略上の要地で,16世紀にオスマン帝国の領域に入るまで,ビザンティン,アルメニア,十字軍,トルコ系,アラブ系など,その支配勢力の変遷は著しかった。…

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