polity Caliphate of Córdoba: All Data

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A medieval islamic kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula. The Umayyad Caliphate conquered most of the Iberian Peninsula in the early 8th century. After the Umayyads were overthrown by the Abbasids, the Umayyads established their domains in the Iberian peninsula as a separate polity. It was proclaimed a Caliphate in 929.

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1. Genealogy

Caliphate of Córdoba : Genealogy

2. Maps of Political Control Over Time

Caliphate of Córdoba : Map showing the initial year each territory was ruled by the polity Caliphate of Córdoba : Map depicting the polity's ruler in power when each territory was first controlled Caliphate of Córdoba : Maximal Extension of the Polity

3. Administrative Divisions

Coras of the Caliphate of Córdoba in 930

4. Monthly Summaries

Caliphate of Córdoba : Monthly Summary of the Changes

5. Lists and Timelines

Caliphate of Córdoba : List of events the polity was involved in Caliphate of Córdoba : List of Rulers Caliphate of Córdoba : Timeline of Rulers

6. Rankings

Caliphate of Córdoba : Top rulers ordered by largest reached area Caliphate of Córdoba : Top wars ordered by largest reached area Caliphate of Córdoba : Top rulers by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference Caliphate of Córdoba : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area of the changes Caliphate of Córdoba : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference

7. Time Series

Caliphate of Córdoba : Time Series of all Territorial Changes Caliphate of Córdoba : time series of its population and area throughout history

8. All Events mentioned in Territorial Changes

Conquests of Abd ar-Rahman III Fragmentation of the Caliphate of Córdoba

9. All Cities mentioned in Territorial Changes

Tangier Ceuta Salamanca (Spain) Salamanca (Spain) Tangier Barcelona (Spain) Barcelona (Spain) Zamora Zamora Rueda Atienza Sepúlveda Barcelona (Spain) Barcelona (Spain) Coimbra Santiago de Compostela Astorga Castro Bergidum Santiago de Compostela León (Spain) León (Spain) León (Spain) León (Spain) Carmona Garray Garray Silves Córdoba (Spain) Malaga Astorga Toledo (Spain) Albarracin Algeciras Ceuta León (Spain) Zamora Zamora Sahagun Castro Bergidum Santiago de Compostela