The main emperor of the ancient empire of Ethiopia. He is known for spreading Christianity through Africa
Yakob Iosifovich Retsker is a Soviet and Russian writer known for his works in science fiction and fantasy genres. Some of his notable works include "Foundation Pit," "The Biscuit Witch," and "A Study in Baku."
The Western Armenian variant of Jacob is Յակոբ (Yakob or Yakovb).
Jacob in Russian is Яков (pronounced Ya-kov).
YAKOB. Modern Hebrew: Ya'akov. There is a guttural stop between the two first syllables during which the epiglottis is moved.
It is the French translation of "Yakob", which literally means "heel". The original Yakob ("Jacob" or "James" in English) was born holding his brother's heel. He spent the next forty years trying to usurp his brother's place, so the name has connotations of "usurper" or "ambitious man". The French form should be spelt "Jacques" with an S.
First century Jews did not have surnames in the modern sense, and were simply known as "son of" their father.So, in Matthew's Gospel, the father of Jesus was Joseph son of Jacob (Yosef ben Yakob or Yosef bar Yaakov). In Luke's Gospel, the father of Jesus was Joseph son of Heli (Yosef ben Eli or Yosef bar Eli).
The cast of Qizil qaz - 1972 includes: Shakhmar Alekperov as Rizvan Suleiman Aleskerov Sona Aslanova Eldar Azimov Shukur Burkhanov as Agabala Lyudmila Duxovnaya Sadiq Hasanzada as Nuru Khalida Kasumova as Valida Elcin Mammadov Hasan Mammadov as Farman Sadaya Mustafayeva as Safiqanin anasi Amina Nagiyeva Ivan Ryzhov as Yakob Mitrosin Abbas Rzayev Mammadrza Seyxzamanov as Mahmud Leila Shikhlinskaya as Safiqa Gasan Turabov as Fazilov
The cast of Memoriam - 2001 includes: Andrew Carney as Daniel Mairead Ui Chuaig as Mother
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Because it was a long and slow process, the concrete causes of the decline of the Aksumite kingdoms are inconspicuous. The underlying cause of its decline is the shift of power southward. After the Persians ended Ethiopian involvement in southern Arabia and the Islams replaced the Aksumites in the Red Sea, Amda Tseyon's and Zara Yakob's campaigns into southern lands proved to be permenent settlements.Until Adulis suffered a destructive attack in the middle of the 7th century, the Aksumites exported ivory, incense, tortoise-shell, and obsidian and they imported clothing, glass, iron, and weapons from Egypt, India, and Arabia (Pankhurst 23). But as Islamic expansions grew in the Red Sea and overpopulation and over-cropping wore down the once fertile land, Aksum's presence in the seashores began to diminish. Trade with other countries, however, did continue, but trading ports that were located much more southern had become more prominent.The power shift into southern regions had become necessary once deforestation and degradation had taken its toll on the land. While forests were being cut down for construction and irregular rainfall eroded the soil, Aksumite agriculture began to collapse. The power shift southwards was also influenced by revolts occurring in surrounding areas, most notably by the Beja tribes from the north. Ethiopia' expeditions into south Arabia territories played a role in weakening its troops (Henze 44-6).
The cast of Dolgaya doroga v dyunakh - 1980 includes: Paul Butkevich as Strauntek Lyudmila Chursina as Ekaterina Uldis Dumpis as Manfred Arijs Geikins as Traktirschik Yuri Gusev as Losev Juozas Kiselius as Artur Banga Arnis Licitis as Loren Velta Line as Maiga Lilita Ozolina as Marta Ozols Eduards Pavuls as Yakob Ozols Juris Plavins as Master Romualdas Ramanauskas as Richard Lozberg Ivan Ryzhov as Mitriy Akimych Valdis Sandberg as Akmenlauskas Valdemar Sandberg as Akmenlauskas Lyubov Sokolova as Anisiya Karlis Trencis as Kalnyn Martins Verdins as Bruno Girt Yakovlev as Sarma Evgeniy Zharikov as Otto Grunberg