Baeza

by Vidal-Castro, Francisco

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Baeza , a city in the province of Jaén (Spain), was known as Bayyāsa (earlier, the Roman and Visigothic Beatia), a madīna (city) and iqlīm (district) in the kūra (province) of Jayyān, in al-Andalus. Baeza was the scene of rebellions, strife, conquests, and decisive battles. The district was bounded by the Sierra Morena on the north, the Guadalquivir river in the south, the district of Úbeda in the east, and the Rumblar river on the west. It included places such as Ibros, Kināna (Canena), al-Ḍay…

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Baeza , a city in the province of Jaén (Spain), was known as Bayyāsa (earlier, the Roman and Visigothic Beatia), a madīna (city) and iqlīm (district) in the kūra (province) of Jayyān, in al-Andalus. Baeza was the scene of rebellions, strife, conquests, and decisive battles. The district was bounded by the Sierra Morena on the north, the Guadalquivir river in the south, the district of Úbeda in the east, and the Rumblar river on the west. It included places such as Ibros, Kināna (Canena), al-Ḍaym (Arquillos?), Balj (Vílches), Wādī

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei1244

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eng Islam

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Vidal-Castro, Francisco

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