阿拔斯

Ābásī

proper noun

Meanings

1 Abbasid, the caliphate that ruled from Baghdad (750–1258)
2 Abbas, an Arabic given name

Characters

to pull out (phonetic: ba)

this (phonetic: s)

Examples

HSK 7-9

阿拔斯王朝的首都是巴格达。

Ābásī wángcháo de shǒudū shì Bāgédá.

The capital of the Abbasid dynasty was Baghdad.

HSK 7-9

阿拔斯王朝得名于穆罕默德的叔叔阿拔斯。

Ābásī wángcháo démíng yú Mùhǎnmòdé de shūshu Ābásī.

The Abbasid dynasty takes its name from Muhammad's uncle al-Abbas.

Tips

history

The Abbasids took power from the Umayyads in 750 and founded Baghdad in 762. In 751 their army defeated a Tang force at the 怛罗斯之战 Battle of Talas. Tang sources called them 黑衣大食 'the black-robed Arabs', after their black banners and dress. The caliphate ended when the Mongols sacked Baghdad in 1258.

Stroke Order

阿 ā

拔 bá

斯 sī