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POLITICAL AND TERRITORIAL decline of Al-Andalus - Coggle Diagram
POLITICAL AND TERRITORIAL
decline
of
Al-Andalus
-introduction-
Beginning
End of Cordoba CALIPHATE
1031
Christian states (north)
took advantage
Expand territory
Evolution Al-andalus 3 periods
Almoravid
Almohad
Taifa
-taifa-
Main city + sorrounding territory
dominated by an ethnic group
Ethnic groups (3)
Muslimns
Slavic, eastern part of peninsula.
Berbers
Sevilla
Malaga
Arabs
Sevilla
Badajoz
Cordoba
Toledo
Zaragoza
Murcia
Christian states (north)
Took advantage of WEAKNESS
1085
Alfonso VI of Leon
conquered Toledo
-almoravids-
1085-1144
After conquest of Toledo
Nomadic berbers
Formed large empire
North Africa
Beginning 11th century
1086
Battle Sagrajas
Enered in Peninsula
Imposed new rule
1145
Disingrated 2nd taifa period
-almohads-
1147-1224
1147
Conquered Marrakech
Entered Peninsula
1172
Rule Andalusian territory
1195
Defeated Alfonso VIII of Castilla at Alarcos
1212
Battle of Las Nvas de Tolosa
Power began to decline
1224
3rd taifa period
Conquered by Chrisrtians
1238-1492
Nasrid Kingdom of Granada