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- Amadiya abstract "Amadiya (Kurdish: Amêdî, also spelled "Amediyah", "Amadia", "al-Amadiyah" or other variations), is a small Assyrian and Kurdish town along a tributary to the Great Zab in the Dahuk Governorate of Iraqi Kurdistan. The town is perched on a mountain, formerly only accessible by a narrow stairway cut into the rock. The history of this city goes back to 3000 years B.C. to the time of ancient Assyria, since it has always been a strategic place as it is built on the flat top of a mountain. For several centuries, after the expulsion of the caliphs from Baghdad, it was ruled by a pasha, a prince who was from the royal Abbas family, reputed to be one of the richest rulers in the region. Amedi was the seat of the semi-autonomous Badinan Emirate, which lasted from 1376 to 1843.The region in which the city rests is also believed to have been the home of the Magi or priests of Ancient Persia. Amedia is believed to be the home of some of the most significant Magi priests, the Biblical Magi or the "Three Wise Men", who made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem to see Jesus Christ shortly after his birth.There are also ruins from the Assyrian era and ruins of a synagogue and a church in the small town. At the turn of the 19th century, the population already numbered 6,000, of whom 2,500 were Kurds, 1,900 Jews and 1,600 Assyrians. Although Amedia is just 10 1⁄2 miles (16.9 km) from the Turkish border across the Beshesh Mountains, the only border crossing into Turkey is now at Ibrahim Khalil border on the road Amedia - Dohuk - Zakho, 56 miles (90 km) away. There was formerly a border crossing at Habur. Proximity to the border means that at the current time, the Turkish army has an unofficial military presence within the town, despite being deep within the Autonomous Kurdish region of Iraq. The city is situated 4,600 feet (1,400 m) above sea level. It is 1,100 yards (1,000 m) long and 550 yards (500 m) wide. It houses 6,000 citizens in almost 1,200 houses.[citation needed]Amedia has a well-integrated community of Assyrians and Kurds that share the city and local social events.".
- Amadiya country Iraq.
- Amadiya isPartOf Kurdistan.
- Amadiya populationTotal "6000".
- Amadiya synonym ""Amediyah", "Amadia", "Amedi", "al-Amadiyah"".
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- Amadiya coordinatesRegion "IQ".
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- Amadiya establishedDate "Before 3000 B.C.".
- Amadiya establishedTitle "Founded".
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- Amadiya imageCaption "Amadiya bird's eye view".
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- Amadiya imagesize "300".
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- Amadiya latm "5".
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- Amadiya longs "14".
- Amadiya officialName "Amadiya".
- Amadiya otherName ""Amediyah", "Amadia", "Amedi", "al-Amadiyah"".
- Amadiya populationTotal "6000".
- Amadiya pushpinMap "Iraq".
- Amadiya pushpinMapsize "300".
- Amadiya subdivisionType "Autonomous region".
- Amadiya subdivisionType "Country".
- Amadiya timezone "GMT +3".
- Amadiya timezoneDst "GMT +3".
- Amadiya unitPref "Imperial".
- Amadiya subject Category:Amadiya.
- Amadiya subject Category:District_capitals_of_Iraq.
- Amadiya subject Category:Jewish_Iraqi_history.
- Amadiya subject Category:Populated_places_in_Dohuk_Province.
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- Amadiya type Settlement.
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- Amadiya comment "Amadiya (Kurdish: Amêdî, also spelled "Amediyah", "Amadia", "al-Amadiyah" or other variations), is a small Assyrian and Kurdish town along a tributary to the Great Zab in the Dahuk Governorate of Iraqi Kurdistan. The town is perched on a mountain, formerly only accessible by a narrow stairway cut into the rock. The history of this city goes back to 3000 years B.C. to the time of ancient Assyria, since it has always been a strategic place as it is built on the flat top of a mountain.".
- Amadiya label "Amadiya".
- Amadiya label "Amadiya".
- Amadiya label "Amadiya".
- Amadiya label "Amedi".
- Amadiya label "Amediye".
- Amadiya label "Amediye".
- Amadiya label "Амедия".
- Amadiya label "العمادية".
- Amadiya label "阿馬迪耶".
- Amadiya sameAs Amádíja.
- Amadiya sameAs Amediye.
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- Amadiya sameAs Amedi.
- Amadiya sameAs Amadiya.
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- Amadiya lat "37.0925".
- Amadiya long "43.48722222222222".
- Amadiya wasDerivedFrom Amadiya?oldid=595459174.
- Amadiya depiction Amedy.jpg.
- Amadiya isPrimaryTopicOf Amadiya.
- Amadiya name "Amadiya".
