The Ancient Land of Iraq

Ancient Iraqi land emerged from ancient Iraqi land with complex irrigation systems and earliest writing. Baghdad has created great mathematicians and poets. Today, Iraq looks like a wreckage of television. The cost of the U.S. British, which overturned Saddam Hussein's 23 year regime, is responsible for the bulk of the shell and the general lawlessness of the building. But once, it was heaven. According to the legend of Sumenian and Judeo-Christian, the land on both sides of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is Eden, which began with human civilization.

In ancient times, the land that is currently constituting Iraq is known as Mesopotamia (the "land between the rivers"), and the vast alluvial plains of this region are some of the earliest civilizations in the world, including Sumerian, Akkad It has created. , Babylon and Assyria. This wealthy region including many so-called fertile New Moon became a valuable element of the great empire regime including various Persian, Greek and Roman dynasties later became an integral part of the Islamic world from the 7th century It was. . Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, became the capital of Abbas Hadid in the 8th century. The modern nation state Iraq was built after the First World War (1914 - 18) from the Ottoman Empire of Baghdad, Baccarat and Mosul. . It is equivalent to Mesopotamia ('Irāq' Arabī, "Arab Iraq") and modern Northwest Iran ('Irāq' ajamī, "Foreign Iraq")

Iraq is an ancient land with a long history and is located at the birthplace of human civilization. According to legend, Cuba Babylon, the smart city of Baghdad, and other cities with historic and important landmarks, Iraq are awkward places. However, the recent war on the region and the country brought about a large physical and psychological impact that made the region partially devastating. The famous city of Erbil is 220 miles north of Baghdad. The city is the capital of the Kurdish region and there are various gems in the era of confusion. A group of people who decided to continue to live in Erbil is rapidly becoming a symbol of the city.