Ibn Khaldun on the Rise and Decline of Empires

[@edmundtrebus4084]

''all civilisations contain seeds of their own destruction.''
believe that was ibn khaldun

[@soyuz281]

Hard times make strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak man lead to hard times.........

[@sarahpurol7710]

Good explanation of Ibn Khaldun's theory on the Rise and Fall of Empires.

[@DCSIGNR]

This is excellent - many thanks indeed.

[@safayetrahman5758]

Thank you very much.

[@dauntmoar147]

Well informative, thank you :D

[@zulfikaregzikutor5561]

Ibn Khaldun father of sociology and father of economics....

[@Moath1277]

Very informative 👍🏼👍🏼

[@AxmedBahjad]

Well done!

[@Oybaland]

Hi, whose translation in english would you suggest, I need something easy, please

[@papashanko6877]

Nice

[@waqasmushtaqkashi9917]

Ahhhh that 👑

[@1spiders1]

I thought it was some guy talking rubbish but very good .

[@nolacking1007]

Rome
1Dictator
Rise of the senet
2Expansion of the republic
Rise of the emperor generals
3Wealth and abundence
Decline and fall

[@jaxcipher4111]

The Muslim Spangler... Also, did anyone else notice the similarity between what he describes and that G. Michael Hopf quote?

[@ajam-n3s]

Except he preceded whoever the white guy is you mentioned...

[@asahnhussain9305]

You look like Bill Burr.

[@kazimustaqeem]

I think this is not universal....Mughals ruled for much larger than 3 generations

[@naser1109]

It’s not about generation, it’s more about stages.
1. Establishing the dynasty
2. Preserving and expanding the dynasty
3. Indulging the dynasty and destroying it in the process.

[@Abdul66084]

😂😂😂 not Just Mughal , all know Empires lasted more than 3 Generation, the meaning here is stage not literally generation

[@lotcam4046]

Boy it is generational category not just three rulers,