Afṭasids

by Soravia, Bruna

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The Afṭasids were an Arabised Berber dynasty of the fifth/eleventh century, which reigned during the period of the mulūk al-ṭawāʾif (“the party kings,” or the Taifa kings) in al-Andalus, over a territory called the Northern March (al-thaghr al-jawfī) or the Western March (thaghr al-gharb) , consisting of the central valley of the river Guadiana (Wādī Ānā) and the central portion of present-day Portugal, with the city of Badajoz (Baṭalyaws) as its capital. This territory came, after 399/1009, in…

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The Afṭasids were an Arabised Berber dynasty of the fifth/eleventh century, which reigned during the period of the mulūk al-ṭawāʾif (“the party kings,” or the Taifa kings) in al-Andalus, over a territory called the Northern March (al-thaghr al-jawfī) or the Western March (thaghr al-gharb) , consisting of the central valley of the river Guadiana (Wādī Ānā) and the central portion of present-day Portugal, with the city of Badajoz (Baṭalyaws) as its capital. This territory came, after 399/1009, into the possession of the ʿĀmirid

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei249

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eng Islam

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Soravia, Bruna

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