- The
Abencerrages or
Abencerrajes (Modern Spanish: [aβenθeˈraxes], Old Spanish: [aβent͡s̻eˈraʒes̺]; from the
Arabic ابن سراج, Ibn Sarrāj, 'Saddler's Son'...
-
Granada (1230–1492). The
action concerns two
factions of Moors, the
Abencerrages and the Zegry. The hero of the play is Almanzor, who
fights for the Moors...
- novella, Les
aventures du
dernier Abencérage (The
Adventures of the Last
Abencerrage),
which appeared in 1826. On his
return to
France at the end of 1806...
-
south side of the courtyard, the Sala de los
Abencerrajes ('Hall of the
Abencerrages')
derives its name from a
legend according to
which the
father of Boabdil...
-
married her. In 1482, Aixa
allied herself with the
opposition party Abencerrages and had her
husband deposed in
favour of her son
Muhammed XII, also known...
-
Tapestry Seller, 1870
Moroccan Horses****, c. 1870 The
Slaying of the
Abencerrages, c. 1870
Carmen Bastian, c. 1871 Nude
Young Man with Spear,
pencil on...
- Les Abencérages, ou L'étendard de
Grenade (English: The
Abencerrages, or The
standard of Granada) is an
opera in
three acts by
Luigi Cherubini with a French...
- in Mexico. The
lyrics come from a poem
written in
Arabic by the last
Abencerrages king of Granada, Aben Humeya, in a
translation by
Niceto de Zamacois...
-
drawings for Chateaubriand's Le
Dernier Abencérage ("The Last of the
Abencerrages"), and in the
following year a
comprehensive exhibition of his work (including...
- The
Granadans were led by a
famous knight called Arraez Aben
Cerrax of
Abencerrages. The
Granadans had a
force of 4,000
crossbowmen and hor****, or 2,000...
