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Valencia by 788–789. From then on, the name of
Valencia (Arabised as
Balansiya)
appears more
related to the
wider area than to the city,
which is primarily...
- The
history of Valencia, one of the
oldest cities in Spain,
begins over 2100
years ago with its
founding as a
Roman colony under the name "Valentia Edetanorum"...
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expansion took
place in 1238, when
James I
defeated the
Moors from the
Balansiya taifa. He
entered the city of
Valencia on 9
October 1238,
which is regarded...
- The
Conquest of the city of Valencia,
called Balànsiya by the
Muslims until the conquest, took
place on 9
October 1238 by the Catalan-Aragonese troops...
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emirs divided the
balad Balansiya, or "country of Valencia", into two
large administrative divisions, the
mamlaka Balansiya,
which made up the northern...
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Africa into a
somewhat unstable political entity. The
Almohad governors of
Balansiya, Zayd Abu Abd
Allah Muhammad and Zayd Abu Zayd were able to act with complete...
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Autonomus Community of Spain. It
commemorates the
conquest of the city of
Balansiya (modern Valencia) by the
troops of
James I of
Aragon and the creation...
- of Valencia,
divided into
eight time periods:
Valentia (138 b.c.-711)
Balansiya (711-1238)
Valencia in the
Middle Ages (1238-1519) The “Germanías” to...
- Valencia,
during the Al-Andalus period, the name
developed to بلنسية (
Balansiya). The
modern names of the city are
Valencia (Spanish) and València (Valencian)...
- in July 1233. In 1229, the city of Valencia,
known to the
Muslims as "
Balansiya", had
fallen to the
forces under the
command of
Zayyan ibn Mardanish,...
