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'''Baghdad''' is the capital city of [[Iraq]]. There are about 4.5 million people currently living in the city, with 8 million in the metropolitan area. It should be noted that these statistics are from 2004, and the [[War in Iraq]] may have altered these numbers. Baghdad is situated in the interior of the country on the river Tigris. | '''Baghdad''' is the capital city of [[Iraq]]. There are about 4.5 million people currently living in the city, with 8 million in the metropolitan area. It should be noted that these statistics are from 2004, and the [[War in Iraq]] may have altered these numbers. Baghdad is situated in the interior of the country on the river Tigris. | ||
| − | Bagdad was founded in the 145th year of the Hejira or flight of Mohammed to Medina, 767. It was destroyed by Hulakoo, grandson of Genghis Khan, in the 656th of the Hejira, A.D. 1277, when the dynasty of the Ambassides was terminated. [ | + | Bagdad was founded in the 145th year of the Hejira or flight of Mohammed to Medina, 767. It was destroyed by Hulakoo, grandson of Genghis Khan, in the 656th of the Hejira, A.D. 1277, when the dynasty of the Ambassides was terminated. [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/19860/19860-h/19860-h.htm#THE_ARABIAN_NIGHTS] |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 13:40, September 26, 2018
Baghdad is the capital city of Iraq. There are about 4.5 million people currently living in the city, with 8 million in the metropolitan area. It should be noted that these statistics are from 2004, and the War in Iraq may have altered these numbers. Baghdad is situated in the interior of the country on the river Tigris.
Bagdad was founded in the 145th year of the Hejira or flight of Mohammed to Medina, 767. It was destroyed by Hulakoo, grandson of Genghis Khan, in the 656th of the Hejira, A.D. 1277, when the dynasty of the Ambassides was terminated. [1]
See also
- Whoops Baghdad! - A comedy television series set in Medieval Baghdad