著者
太田 敬子
出版者
Japan Association for Middle East Studies (JAMES)
雑誌
日本中東学会年報 (ISSN:09137858)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.19, no.2, pp.87-116, 2004-03-31 (Released:2018-03-30)

本稿の目的は、アッバース朝カリフ・マームーンの治世末期に起こった下エジプトのバシュムール地方の反乱に焦点を当てて、アッバース朝支配下のエジプトにおけるキリスト教徒社会の情況を検討し、エジプトにおけるイスラーム化の進行とキリスト教社会の衰退の歴史的展開について一考察を行うことにある。エジプトのキリスト教徒(コプト)社会に対するムスリム政権の統制が本格的に強化され始めたのはウマイヤ朝後半のことと考えられる。その後アッバース朝時代にかけて、政府の徴税強化と徴税官の圧迫に抵抗するコプト反乱が繰り返し記録に現れるようになる。その最後で最大の武力蜂起といわれるのがバシュムール反乱である。第1章では、バシュムール反乱に至る抗租運動の軌跡を辿り、ムスリム支配の強化に伴う抗租運動におけるコプトとアラブ・ムスリムの関係を分析した。第2章ではバシュムール反乱の原因とその経緯、反乱後の状況を史料に基づいて再現し、第3章においてこの時代のコプト社会の状況に関して、コプト社会内部の情況に注目して考察を行った。結論として、この時代に表面化してくるコプト教会と一般信徒との間の軋轢や利害の不一致が、コプト社会の変化と衰退を考察するに際して非常に重要な要因となっていることを検証した。コプト社会の内部変化という観点から、バシュムール反乱はエジプトのイスラーム化において1つの重要な転機であったいうことができると考えられる。
著者
太田 敬子
出版者
日本中東学会
雑誌
日本中東学会年報 (ISSN:09137858)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.19, no.2, pp.87-116, 2003

本稿の目的は、アッバース朝カリフ・マームーンの治世末期に起こった下エジプトのバシュムール地方の反乱に焦点を当てて、アッバース朝支配下のエジプトにおけるキリスト教徒社会の情況を検討し、エジプトにおけるイスラーム化の進行とキリスト教社会の衰退の歴史的展開について一考察を行うことにある。エジプトのキリスト教徒(コプト)社会に対するムスリム政権の統制が本格的に強化され始めたのはウマイヤ朝後半のことと考えられる。その後アッバース朝時代にかけて、政府の徴税強化と徴税官の圧迫に抵抗するコプト反乱が繰り返し記録に現れるようになる。その最後で最大の武力蜂起といわれるのがバシュムール反乱である。第1章では、バシュムール反乱に至る抗租運動の軌跡を辿り、ムスリム支配の強化に伴う抗租運動におけるコプトとアラブ・ムスリムの関係を分析した。第2章ではバシュムール反乱の原因とその経緯、反乱後の状況を史料に基づいて再現し、第3章においてこの時代のコプト社会の状況に関して、コプト社会内部の情況に注目して考察を行った。結論として、この時代に表面化してくるコプト教会と一般信徒との間の軋轢や利害の不一致が、コプト社会の変化と衰退を考察するに際して非常に重要な要因となっていることを検証した。コプト社会の内部変化という観点から、バシュムール反乱はエジプトのイスラーム化において1つの重要な転機であったいうことができると考えられる。
著者
太田 敬子
出版者
公益財団法人史学会
雑誌
史學雜誌 (ISSN:00182478)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.101, no.3, pp.327-366, 490-491, 1992-03-20

The Mirdasid dynasty ruled Aleppo and its region in northern Syria from 415 A.H./1025 A.D. to 473 A.H./1080 A.D.. The Mirdasid was a family of the Kilab tribe (Banu Kilab) which belonged to the northern Arab tribes. Banu Kilab, taking advantage of political disorder caused by the decline of the 'Abbasid's rule, had extended their influence into the Aleppo region. The Mirdasid principality was founded upon their strong military power. This paper aims to investigate the first period of the Mirdasid dynasty on the point of foreign policy and influence in the international relations. From the middle of the tenth century, the Aleppo region had been threatened by two powerful foreign states; the Fatimid Caliphate in Egypt and the Byzantine empire, both of which aimed to annex this region. Under such circumstances, Salih b. Mirdas, the first prince of the Mirdasid dynasty succeeded in gaining control of Aleppo city with support of a Syrian Arab alliance. To extend their power, the Mirdasides made use of the balance of power between these Great Powers and their limited ability to advance their territorial ambitions into Syria. The principal approach to their foreign policy was to negotiate with each of them, receive their recognition for possession of Aleppo, and then nominally establish an independent state under their patronage. However, before receiving their recognition, the Mirdasides had to engage in some battles with them. As a result, Thimal, the third prince, succeeded in obtaining recognition as the ruler of Aleppo from both of the Great Powers and stabilized the supremacy of the Mirdasid dynasty in the Aleppo region. However, the author has also ascertained that this success owed much to the internal affairs of the Fatimid caliphate and the Byzantine empire and changes that occured in the diplomatic relations between them. The author also examines concretely the position of the Mirdasid princes in international relations. As a result, she has found that their subordinate posture in the diplomatic negotiations did not mean a dependent character. It should be noted that recognition from foreign powers to be the governor of Aleppo was indispensable for the Mirdasid princes to achieve stability within their states ; and to receive such recognition was the principal purpose of their foreign policy.
著者
太田 敬子
出版者
北海道大学
雑誌
基盤研究(C)
巻号頁・発行日
2007

本研究では、非ムスリム統治法や統治制度の正当性を巡るムスリム知識人の議論、具体的にはナジュラーンのキリスト教徒の法的処遇に関する議論を分析した。その結果、異教徒統治制度の整備・発展には、異教徒統治理論の確立が不可欠であったこと、その理論は9~10世紀に輩出した法学書・歴史書・ハディース集における様々な議論を基礎として発展し、またその時代の政治・社会情勢に大きく影響されていたことを実証的に確認した。
著者
太田 敬子
出版者
公益財団法人 史学会
雑誌
史学雑誌 (ISSN:00182478)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.101, no.3, pp.327-366,490-49, 1992-03-20 (Released:2017-11-29)

The Mirdasid dynasty ruled Aleppo and its region in northern Syria from 415 A.H./1025 A.D. to 473 A.H./1080 A.D.. The Mirdasid was a family of the Kilab tribe (Banu Kilab) which belonged to the northern Arab tribes. Banu Kilab, taking advantage of political disorder caused by the decline of the 'Abbasid's rule, had extended their influence into the Aleppo region. The Mirdasid principality was founded upon their strong military power. This paper aims to investigate the first period of the Mirdasid dynasty on the point of foreign policy and influence in the international relations. From the middle of the tenth century, the Aleppo region had been threatened by two powerful foreign states; the Fatimid Caliphate in Egypt and the Byzantine empire, both of which aimed to annex this region. Under such circumstances, Salih b. Mirdas, the first prince of the Mirdasid dynasty succeeded in gaining control of Aleppo city with support of a Syrian Arab alliance. To extend their power, the Mirdasides made use of the balance of power between these Great Powers and their limited ability to advance their territorial ambitions into Syria. The principal approach to their foreign policy was to negotiate with each of them, receive their recognition for possession of Aleppo, and then nominally establish an independent state under their patronage. However, before receiving their recognition, the Mirdasides had to engage in some battles with them. As a result, Thimal, the third prince, succeeded in obtaining recognition as the ruler of Aleppo from both of the Great Powers and stabilized the supremacy of the Mirdasid dynasty in the Aleppo region. However, the author has also ascertained that this success owed much to the internal affairs of the Fatimid caliphate and the Byzantine empire and changes that occured in the diplomatic relations between them. The author also examines concretely the position of the Mirdasid princes in international relations. As a result, she has found that their subordinate posture in the diplomatic negotiations did not mean a dependent character. It should be noted that recognition from foreign powers to be the governor of Aleppo was indispensable for the Mirdasid princes to achieve stability within their states ; and to receive such recognition was the principal purpose of their foreign policy.
著者
太田 敬子
出版者
東洋文庫
雑誌
東洋学報 = The Toyo Gakuho (ISSN:03869067)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.73, no.1・2, pp.027-054(109~136), 1992-01

The Jarājima (Mαρδαϊται in Greek), were a native group of the Amanus mts. in western Thughūr, the borderland between the Arab and the Byzantine power. This article will examine the character of the Jarājima, their activities in the Arabo-Byzantine conflicts and the policies of these Great Powers toward them, in order to reconstruct the history of Thughūr in the early Islamic period. The Jarājima concluded a very advantageous peace treaty with the Muslims, but they did not refrain from their insurgency against the Muslims in the mountainous region and from cooperating with the Byzantine Army. Their activity had great influence on the Arabo-Byzantine peace treaties. In addition, they played an important role in the anti-Muslim movements by the indigenous peoples in Syria. Finally, the Jarājima were driven out from their country by the Muslims, emigrating into Byzantine or Muslim territory.It should be confirmed that they were an armed portion of the indigenous people of the Amanus region, which controlled the passes there, and lived on compensation for maintaining garrisons, or by trade and plunder. Up until the diaspora throughout Byzantine and Muslim territory, they had been autonomous of any governing organization. This is a situation peculiar not only to the Jarājima, but also the other communities in the Thughūr region.We can find two underlying principles for the policy of the Muslims concerning the Jarājima: conciliation with some concessions and removal from the Amanus region and Muslim territory. Meanwhile, the Byzantine empire utilized of the Jarājima as a native army fighting against the Muslims. But, the Byzantines recognized them only as irregular, temporary soldiers on the periphery outside the borders. There was great contrast between the policy of the Muslims and that of the Byzantines, but the both seem to have considered the Jarājima as a people outside their political and strategic organization proper. This may be related with the ethnic character of the Jarājima.The movement of the indigenous peoples and the changes that occurred in their societies seem to have exerted a great influence on the establishment of Muslim rule in Thughūr. The history of the Jarājima shows the special character of that social change in that region of the era, and is therefore important as an excellent example of general change brought about by the expansion of the Muslims.
著者
甚野 尚志 大稔 哲也 平山 篤子 踊 共二 三浦 清美 青柳 かおり 太田 敬子 根占 献一 関 哲行 網野 徹哉 大月 康弘 疇谷 憲洋 皆川 卓 印出 忠夫 堀越 宏一
出版者
早稲田大学
雑誌
基盤研究(A)
巻号頁・発行日
2013-04-01

我々のプロジェクトは、中近世のキリスト教に関わる諸問題をさまざまな視角から分析することを目指した。それも地域的には、ヨーロッパ世界に広がったキリスト教の問題だけでなく、布教活動とともにキリスト教化した他の世界の諸地域も対象とした。これまでの研究は主として、中近世キリスト教の非妥協的態度、迫害社会の形成、異教徒との対決の視点から研究がなされてきたが、我々は最近の研究動向に従い、中近世キリスト教世界の多様性やことなる宗教の共存に光があてつつ研究活動を行ってきた。この間の多くのワークショップなどの成果に基づき、各分担者が論文などで中近世のキリスト教史の新しいイメージを提示できた。