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Petty States: Fall of Granada

Philip K. Hitti · 1970

From the ruins of the Umayyad caliphate there emerged an apparently fortuitous conglomeration of petty states which spent themselves in fratricidal quarrels and, after falling in part a prey to two Moroccan Berber dynasties, succumbed one after the other to the rising Christian power of the north.

Tür:
Kitap Bölümü
Yazar:
Philip K. Hitti
Yayın yılı:
1970
Yayıncı:
Macmillan Education UK
Dil:
en

From the ruins of the Umayyad caliphate there emerged an apparently fortuitous conglomeration of petty states which spent themselves in fratricidal quarrels and, after falling in part a prey to two Moroccan Berber dynasties, succumbed one after the other to the rising Christian power of the north. In the first half of the eleventh century no less than twenty such short-lived states arose in as many towns or provinces under chieftains and kinglets called by the Arabs mulūk al-ṭawā’if (Sp. reyes de taifas, party kings).

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Olaylar: Gırnata'nın Düşüşü, Reconquista'nın Tamamlanması (Granada'nın Düşüşü)

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From the ruins of the Umayyad caliphate there emerged an apparently fortuitous conglomeration of petty states which spent themselves in fratricidal quarrels and, after falling in part a prey to two Moroccan Berber dynasties, succumbed one after the other to the rising Christian power of the north.
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