SHEHAB (DYNASTY)
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The Shehab dynasty (also Chehab, Arabic: شهاب) reigned over areas in present-day Lebanon from 1697 to 1842.[1]
They converted to Christianity in the mid-eighteenth century and were known for their religious tolerance. Their reign is viewed as a time in which the different religious communities lived in harmony.[1]
1. Tabbarah, Riad B.: "Background to the Lebanese Conflict"; in Petersen, William: The Background to Ethnic Conflict; E. J. Brill, Leiden, 1979
2. Tabbarah, Riad B.: "Background to the Lebanese Conflict"; in Petersen, William: The Background to Ethnic Conflict; E. J. Brill, Leiden, 1979
They converted to Christianity in the mid-eighteenth century and were known for their religious tolerance. Their reign is viewed as a time in which the different religious communities lived in harmony.[1]
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1. Tabbarah, Riad B.: "Background to the Lebanese Conflict"; in Petersen, William: The Background to Ethnic Conflict; E. J. Brill, Leiden, 1979
2. Tabbarah, Riad B.: "Background to the Lebanese Conflict"; in Petersen, William: The Background to Ethnic Conflict; E. J. Brill, Leiden, 1979
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