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central Europe - a notable Slav, Sabur, would be the first ruler of the taifa of Badajoz ), deemed caliphate 'loyalists'. Martial traditions were kept alive
Timeline of Portuguese history (First County)
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Count of Portugal. 1009 – Caliphate of Córdoba begins to break up. The Taifa of Badajoz becomes independent of the Caliph Sulaiman al-Mustain of Córdoba and
Timeline of the Muslim presence in the Iberian Peninsula
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(independent Moorish kingdom) of Lisbon emerges. It will be annexed by the Taifa of Badajoz . 1023 – Muhammad III becomes Umayyad Caliph of Córdoba with the support
Administrative divisions of Portugal
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along the lines of the Roman-Visigothic delineations. Meanwhile, the taifa of Badajoz dominated the spaces of Beiras, Estremadura and a great part of the
Timeline of Portuguese history (First Dynasty)
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of Cistercians installs itself in Portugal, at Tarouca 1145 - The Taifa of Badajoz again becomes independent and conquers the Taifa of Mértola. 1146 The
Cordobilla de Lácara
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was one of the largest taifas Peninsula (independent to 1022), the Taifa of Badajoz , playing an important role as a cultural center at the time, mainly
Battle of Cesar
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1009, after the great fragmentation of the Caliphate of Córdoba, the Taifa of Badajoz became independent, first ruled by a former slave named Sabur, and
History of Toledo, Spain
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taifa of Toledo was centered on the Tajo River. The border with the taifa of Badajoz was on the Tajo between Talavera de la Reina and Coria. North, the
Kura (al-Andalus)
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military character. After the dissolution of the Caliphate, it became the Taifa of Badajoz . In addition to being the capital of the Central March, the city of
History of Sacavém
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call of the Ġarb al-Andalus against the caliphate in 1009, ruling the taifa of Badajoz until he was deposed by the Banu'l-Aftas), after which he returned