- the 11th century, the
dinar became known as the morabit,
morabotin or
morabetino throughout Europe. In the 12th century, it was
copied by the Christian...
-
September 1236), a
cleric and troubadour, his
father left him 8,000
morabetinos in his will. Gil
granted fueros to the
settlers of
Sardezas in 1213;...
- into 1146, when he
switched to
minting in his own name. He
introduced a
morabetino of high quality,
containing 3.9
grams of gold, that
became known after...
- church. In his will, Hug left 100
bezants to Pope
Alexander and 250
morabetinos to
Cardinal Hyacinth Bobone.
Bonet Donato 2018.
Smith 2012, pp. 233–234...
- the
Mongols were not to be trusted. Nevertheless, he gave him 100,000
morabetinos and 100
horses for the expedition.
James also
received 80,000 sous tournois...
-
compiled in the
twelfth century, he
pledged to
donate to the
order one
morabetino annually on
Michaelmas and to
supply it with one
horse with a knight's...
- one
entrusted with the
greatest responsibility. She also left him 300
morabetinos. On 17
April 1217, in a
charter praising him for his
successful litigation...
-
beside the
river Tera to the same
couple for a mule
valued at
fifty morabetinos and a
horse worth eighty. Both
these donations indicate that at the time...
-
cease his
attacks on
Murcia in
exchange for an
annual tribute of 40,000
morabetinos from the
Muslim king.
According to a
theory of José María Lacarra, the...
