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Decline of al-andalus
The political and territorial decline of al-andalus
The taifas(1031-1085)
Arabs,in Córdoba,Sevilla,Badajoz,Toledo,Zaragoza and Murcia.
Muslims of Slavic origin,in the eastern peninsula.
Berbers in Malaga and Sevilla.
Alfonso VI of León conquered Toledo in 1085.
The Almoravids(1085-1144)
The nomadic Berbers has formed a large empire in North Africa,it capital Marrakech at 11th century.
The Almoravids entered to the peninsula the same year that defeated the army of Alfonso VI of León at the Battle of Sagrajas in 1086.
In 1145,the disintetagred was called the second taifa period.
The Almohads(1147-1224)
It conquer Marrakech in 1147
They defeated Alfonso VIIIof Castilla at Alarcos in 1195
The Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa in 1212
In 1224 al-Andalus collapsed into a the third taifa period
From the 1238 to the end of the Muslim power in 1492,the anadalusi territory reduced to the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.
Consolidation and advance of the Christian kingdoms
The Kingdoms of Castilla and León
It became consolidated in a single kingdom in 1230
In the 11th century
Happen the conquest of Toledo by Alfonso VI IN 1085
In the 12th century
Cuenca was conquered in 1177
In the 13th century
Ferdinand III conquered Cordoba(1236)
Jaén in 1246
Sevilla in 1248
The Eaestern states and kingdom
The Crown of Aragón
The Kingdom of Navarra
The Kingdom of Portugal
It became independent in 1143
The expasion ended in the 13th century
Government and administration of the Christian kingdoms
The Peninsular monarchies
In Castilla,the monarchy was unitary
In the Crown of Aragón,the monarchy was federal
Institutions:Curia,Courts and Councils
Curia Regia
Courts
Castilla
The Crown of Aragón
Navarra
Territorial and municipal administration
It was complex
It was controlled by his own manors was called realengo
This government fell the firt the Concejo