-
February 1146),
called Sayf al-Dawla ("Sword of the Dynasty"),
Latinised as
Zafadola, was the last
ruler of the
Hudid dynasty. He
ruled the rump of the taifa...
-
Albacete (5
February 1146) was a
confrontation between Sayf al-Dawla (
Zafadola), emir of
Murcia and Valencia, and an army of the
kingdom of León-Castile...
- in 1118. He died in 1130 and was
succeeded in
Rueda de Jalón by his son
Zafadola. José Luis Corral,
Historia de Zaragoza.
Zaragoza musulmana (714-1118)...
- the
Christians and made it the
capital of Aragon. The last king's son,
Zafadola (Sayf al-Dawla), had some
territorial authority before being killed by...
- in 1133 was led by
Alfonso VII of León and
Castile with the
support of
Zafadola, also
known as "Sayf al-Dawla", and
Rodrigo González de Lara. The campaign...
-
after civil wars and
restoring towns conquored by the Aragonese. In 1131,
Zafadola, the son of the last
ruler of Banu Hud of Zaragoza, was
given estates in...
- 1223)
Walram I,
German nobleman (House of N****au) (d. 1198)
February 5 –
Zafadola, Arab
ruler of the
Hudid Dynasty February 26 –
Geoffrey de Gorham, Norman...
- of the
geography of the area. The
battle of Albacete, at
which the Emir
Zafadola was killed, was
fought near
Albacete in 1146. In 1240,
Albacete capitulated...
-
German abbess and
saint 1036 –
Alfred Aetheling, Anglo-Saxon
prince 1146 –
Zafadola, Arab emir of
Zaragoza 1578 –
Giovanni Battista Moroni,
Italian painter...
- day
region of Jaén in
southern Spain. Ibn Yuzai: 1145 Abu Dja'far
Ahmad Zafadola (also Cord., Gran., Val.): 1145 To Almohads: 1145–1159 To Murcia: 1159–1168...
