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• Taifa_of_Córdoba abstract "The Taifa of Córdoba was a republican taifa that replaced the teetering Umayyad Caliph as the government of Córdoba and its vicinity in 1031. After the fall of the Umayyad Caliphate in 1031, Al-Andalus had begun to fracture into small, independent Taifa emirates. After the abdication of the last Caliph and his flight from Córdoba, the city was left leaderless. The leading citizens decided to grant power to the most prominent Córdoban sheikh, Abū 'l Ḥazm Jahwar bin Muḥammad. Abū 'l Ḥazm soon developed a republican system of government in Córdoba in which a council of ministers and judiciaries with whom he would consult before making every political decision. Under Abū 'l Ḥazm Córdoba was governed by a "collective leadership" and not by a single emir as was common in other taifas. In fact, rather than seeing himself as an overlord of his people, Abū 'l Ḥazm saw himself as the "Custodian" of Córdoba, caring for the city and its inhabitants.Abū 'l Ḥazm governed Córdoba from 1031 until his death in 1043. He was succeeded by his son Abū 'l Walīd Muḥammad. Abū 'l Walīd continued his father's benevolent rule for twenty-one years. As Abū 'l Walīd grew older, he began to give up management of the Taifa of Córdoba. He instead placed power in the hands of his two sons, 'Abd al-Rāhman and 'Abd al-Malik. The two brothers quickly began to quarrel with each other, stripping the power of the nobles and investing it in themselves in an attempt to gain more power than the other brother. Eventually 'Abd al-Malik gained ascendancy and stripped 'Abd al-Rāhman of all his power. The feud had destabilized Córdoba though, so 'Abd al-Malik began making friendly overtures to the Emir of Seville, Abbad II al-Mu'tadid. The cooperation between Córdoba and Seville aroused the jealousy of the Emir of Toledo Yaḥyā bin Dhī 'l-Nūn, who sent an army to besiege Córdoba and capture 'Abd al-Malik. And after the Sevillian emir Abbad II al-Mu'tadid in 1069, his successor Muhammad Ibn Abbad Al Mutamid seized the opportunity and send an army to lift the siege on Córdoba. In 1070 they defeated the Toledan army, but then turned on Córdoba and captured the city. 'Abd al-Malik was deposed and Al Mutamid took Córdoba for his own taifa. 'Abd al-Malik first was imprisoned, then sent to exile on the island of Saltés. Seville lost control Cordoba from 1075 to 1078, but then maintained control until the end of their own independence in 1091. This marked the end of the taifa.".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba thumbnail Location_map_Taifa_of_Seville.svg?width=300.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba wikiPageID "16369356".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba wikiPageRevisionID "553004092".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba capital Córdoba,_Spain.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba commonLanguages Arabic_language.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba commonLanguages Berber_languages.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba commonLanguages Hebrew_language.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba commonLanguages Mozarabic_language.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba commonName "Taifa of Córdoba".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba continent "Europe".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba conventionalLongName "Taifa of Córdoba".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba country "Spain".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba currency "Dirham and Dinar".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba era "Middle Ages".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba eventEnd "Córdoban ruler imprisoned and exiled".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba eventStart "Córdoba organized into a republic".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba flagS "Location map Taifa of Seville.svg".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba governmentType "Republic".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba imageMap "Location map Taifa of Córdoba.svg".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba imageMapCaption "Taifa Republic of Córdoba, c. 1037.".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba p "Caliphate_of_Cordoba".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba region "Mediterranean".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba religion Catholic_Church.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba religion Islam.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba religion Judaism.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba s "Taifa of Seville".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba yearEnd "1091".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba yearStart "1031".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba subject Category:1091_disestablishments.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba subject Category:11th_century_in_Spain.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba subject Category:Al-Andalus.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba subject Category:History_of_Córdoba,_Andalusia.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba subject Category:States_and_territories_established_in_1031.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba subject Category:Taifas.
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• Taifa_of_Córdoba type Country.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type Place.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type PopulatedPlace.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type Wikidata:Q532.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type Country.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type Place.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type Location.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba type SpatialThing.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba comment "The Taifa of Córdoba was a republican taifa that replaced the teetering Umayyad Caliph as the government of Córdoba and its vicinity in 1031. After the fall of the Umayyad Caliphate in 1031, Al-Andalus had begun to fracture into small, independent Taifa emirates. After the abdication of the last Caliph and his flight from Córdoba, the city was left leaderless. The leading citizens decided to grant power to the most prominent Córdoban sheikh, Abū 'l Ḥazm Jahwar bin Muḥammad.".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "República de Córdova".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "Taifa de Córdoba".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "Taifa of Córdoba".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "Taifa van Córdoba".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "Кордова (тайфа)".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "جمهورية قرطبة".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba label "コルドバ王国".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs Taifa_of_C%C3%B3rdoba.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs Taifa_de_Córdoba.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs コルドバ王国.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs Taifa_van_Córdoba.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs República_de_Córdova.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs Q2285679.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba sameAs Q2285679.
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• Taifa_of_Córdoba long "-4.766666666666667".
• Taifa_of_Córdoba wasDerivedFrom Taifa_of_Córdoba?oldid=553004092.
• Taifa_of_Córdoba depiction Location_map_Taifa_of_Seville.svg.