- Assyria · Land of the Two Rivers · ܐܫܘܪ - Reddit
Here at r Assyria, we recognise the struggle and hardship the Assyrian people currently face in the Middle East Therefore, we strongly advocate for reunification and the coming together of all our people so that our voice can grow loud enough to be heard across the globe The official languages on this subreddit are: ܣܘܪܝܬ, English
- I hear people use the names Babylon, Assyria, Sumer, and . . . - Reddit
I hear people use the names Babylon, Assyria, Sumer, and Mesopotamia pretty much interchangeably on the internet, were they different cultures, the same culture, or different versions ages of the same culture sort of like new middle old kingdom in Egypt?
- Progress Report 118: Assyria : r Kaiserreich - Reddit
Within Assyria itself, the various tribes, religious groups and families remain in open conflict over the structure of their new state whilst an ambitious Patriarch is all but ready to declare himself King of the new Assyrian state
- r Assyria on Reddit: While there is modern Assyrians why there is no . . .
The people of Mesopotamia (Especially in Assyria) adopted Christianity as their main religion This slowed down the mixing with outsiders due to religious beliefs So the form of Christianity that took strong hold in this region was the Assyrian form (Many call it Syriac Christianity)
- TIL the correct answer to the question to “What was the . . . - Reddit
TIL the correct answer to the question to “What was the capital of Assyria?”: “Which period? Neo-Assyrian, Middle Assyrian or Old Assyrian?”
- Syriac - Assyria : r Syria - Reddit
Assyria is an Empire that originated from Mesopotamia (Iraq) , as an empire it also included Syria , and the naming behind Syria as Assyria , Assyrians mostly spoke Akkadian , later on they adopted Aramaic Syriac is a Christian language , it's a dialect of Aramaic , it was created in the kingdom of Osroene , the kingdom included Syria and Turkey in modern day , the capital was in Edessa
- How did the Assyrians get the reputation of being cruel?
Assyria's reputation for violence is often contrasted against their famous neighbors to the South, the kingdom of Babylonia Part of this is that due to Assyrian tradition and culture their royal inscriptions focused on their military exploits while Babylonian inscriptions focused on building and religious activities
- r Assyria on Reddit: Patrick Bet David mentions his Assyrian . . .
Patrick Bet David mentions his Assyrian nationality to Bill Maher, where he responds "Assyrians become Iraqis and Syrians" - What do you think of Maher's response? (start from 0:47)
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