الفهرس 
التطورات السياسية في تعز في عصر دولة بني رسوليوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
This is a Research Study about the city of Taaz in Rasuly State era. It deals with the incidents that led the civilization of Rasuly State and highlight its political, economic, social, and scientific status in this era. It was divided to a preparatory, 4 chapters, and conclusion. The abstract’s title: “The geographical Nature of the city of Tazz”. Regarding the first chapter title: (the political life in Tazz in the Rasuly state era). The second chapter’s title: (The economic status at Tazz). The third chapter’s title: (the social life at Tazz). The fourth chapter’s title: (the scientific life at Tazz)The city of Tazz Location was special as it was the center which controls and supervises the rest of the nearby peninsula. It was centered among several cities like Gand, Gabaa, Zabid, and Eden. Turan Shah was the first to allocate the borders of Tazz and make it the capital of his state when he came to Yemen to make it under the control of the Ayoubi State The first time the Rasuly dynasty appears was in the era of the Ayouby State. They established their state after the end of the Ayoubi state control in Yemen. The state lasted for approximately two centuries. Fourteen Sultan ruled the state, and it remained strong for a century because it was ruled by strong sultans who made the city of Tazz a great civilization. Its Strong Armies used to go after the rebellions. After that it became weak because of the weak Sultans who came after. They were not equal for their ancestors. This led to the collapse of the State under the Tahir State. The economic life at Tazz during the era of the state of Rasul was flourished. When it comes to the agriculture field the sultans cared about it. The farmers were receiving special treatment, and the sultans encouraged them to plant the lands. They also exempted them from the taxes which were imposed upon them. They also cared about the agriculture projects like building dams, and containers, and they cared about maintaining the old dams and canals.