- The
Hammudid dynasty (Arabic: بنو حمود, romanized: Banū Ḥammūd) was an Arab
Muslim family that
briefly ruled the
Caliphate of Córdoba and the
taifas of...
-
these successor kingdoms formed a
dynastic succession line
known as the
Hammudid dynasty. Up
until the
death of Al-Hakam II in the year 976, the Caliphate...
- al-Yamamah (central Arabia) from 867 to at
least the mid-eleventh century. The
Hammudid dynasty was a
Zaydi dynasty in the 11th
century in
southern Spain. The...
- the
Hammudids, who
established a
petty kingdom (nominally also a caliphate) in the city, the
taifa of Málaga,
complemented by the also
Hammudid sister...
- dynasty. In 1016 Córdoba was
attacked by a
large Berber army
under the
Hammudid governor of Ceuta, Ali ibn
Hammud al-Nasir, who
conquered it on 1 July...
- Córdoba
until 1029 as the city was
occupied by the
Berber armies of the
Hammudids.
Although he
tried to
consolidate the Caliphate, the
raising of taxes...
-
Tabaristan Banu
Ukhaidhir of
Central Arabia Bolkiah dynasty of
Brunei Hammudid dynasty of
Southern Spain Idrisid dynasty of
Morocco the
various dynasties...
- one of the most
advanced medieval world maps. Al-Idrisi
hailed from the
Hammudid dynasty of
North Africa and Al-Andalus,
which was
descended from Muhammad...
- 756–788) and
including a
mosque inside. The
current Alcazaba was
begun by the
Hammudid dynasty in the
early 11th century,
probably under the
reign of
Yahya I...
-
Cordoba at this time. The
Zenata Berber Hammudids received the
important districts of
Ceuta and Algeciras. The
Hammudids claimed a
family relation to the Idrisids...
