royaume de Saba

Also known as Saba, Saba'

royaume antique situé au sud de l'Arabie, au nord de l'Éthiopie et en Érythrée

Key facts

Former country.image_map: Yemen 100 BC.svg
Former country.map_width: 250px
Former country.map_caption: Map of Sheba in blue in South Arabia
Former country.capital: MaribSanaa
Former country.official_languages: Sabaic
Former country.religion: South Arabian polytheism
Former country.demonym: Sabaeans
Former country.government_type: Monarchy
Former country.year_end: 275 CE
Former country.year_start: ~1000-800 BCE
Former country.title_leader: Mukarrib (list of rulers)
Former country.year_leader1: 730–710 BCE
Former country.leader1: Yatha' Amar Watar
Former country.year_leader2: 620–600 BCE
Former country.leader2: Karib'il Watar
Former country.year_leader3: 120–130 CE
Former country.leader3: Ilīsharaḥ Yaḥḍub I
Former country.s1: Himyar

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: historical country
Religion: religion in pre-Islamic Arabia
Country: Yemen
Capital: Sanaa
Official language: Sabaean
Form of government: monarchy

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topic's main category: Category:Sheba
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 0275-00-00
described by source: The Nuttall Encyclopædia
native label: 𐩪𐩨𐩱
inception: 1000-00-00
replaced by: Himyarite kingdom

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Le royaume de Saba (version latine) ou de Shéba (version chamito-sémitique) est un royaume d'Arabie du Sud, aujourd'hui correspondant au Yémen, au nord de l'Éthiopie et dans l'actuelle Érythrée. Ce royaume, évoqué par la Bible et le Coran, a bel et bien existé, mais il est difficile de séparer le mythe de l'histoire. Ses habitants s'appellent les Sabéens. Les sources suggèrent une existence bien postérieure à la période biblique du règne de Salomon.

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