A STUDY ON CARIAN QUEENS’ POLITICAL AND SOCIAL STATUS
Journal Title: The Journal of International Social Research - Year 2016, Vol 9, Issue 46
Abstract
This study investigates the governmental roles and public representations of Artemisia II and Ada, who were the queens of the Carian Kingdom located in that Anatolian women went through ages. The social and political statuses of Artemisia II and Ada in international commendations contributed to the formation of a unique dynastic identity for Hellenistic kingdoms by setting an example for others to follow. Literary sources on the statuses of the queens of the Hecatomnos Dynasty, which operated under Persian rule, refer only to the kings as rulers. Inscriptions, however, demonstrate that dynastic couples, who were commended together, shared governmental roles and the women’s roles in dynasties had a superior status specifically in forming an image of the dynasty. Therefore, a limited number of inscriptions reveal that Artemisia II and Ada were not only successful in single-handedly ruling the dynasty but also played active roles in religious, governmental and public representations during their spouses’/brothers’ reigns in Caria. Within this context, this study explores the roles played by the queens of the Hecatomnos Dynasty during the reign of kings alongside with their contributions to state affairs and to the changes in women’s public identities, which set an example for women’s social and political statuses in historical process.
Authors and Affiliations
Ayşen SİNA
A STUDY ON HÜSEYIN CONTURK’S VIEWS ABOUT CRITICISM, LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE
Since the Tanzimat reform, in Turkish literature has developed either by being based on non-textual elements or through an understanding biased by a critic’s personal thoughts and feelings unfortunatelly. Literary works...
SENSUALITY IN SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECT
The role of senses in the decision of fundamental philosophical problems concerning how exactly a human cognizes outworld is highly acute. Sensationism formation has had some certain stages in culture history. Symbolic m...
ATATÜRK’S ATTITUDE TOWARDS RELIGION AND EDUCATION OF RELIGION
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk erased both the Ottoman Empire from history and its many institutions when he founded the new state. The revolutions and reforms that follow the establishment of the Republic are signs of its practi...
THE ROLE OF OMAR FAIG NEMANZADEH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON TURKIC LANGUAGE
The beginnings of XXth century were the periods full of complex struggles of Azerbaijan-Turkic languages. To study the development of the literary language in this period enables to reveal the ancient times of the litera...
PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ KNOWLEDGE LEVELS ON “ABBREVIATIONS”
In this study, it is aims to determine pre-service teachers’ knowledge level on abbreviations. Research sampling consists of 436 pre-service teachers from Science Teaching, Mathematics Teaching, School Teaching, Social S...