The Muslim kingdom of Granada, founded early…

1246 CE

The Muslim kingdom of Granada, founded early in the thirteenth century out of the remnants of Almoravid power in Spain, comprises, principally, the area of the modern provinces of Granada, Málaga, and Almería.

Its founder, Abu 'Abd Allah ibn Yusuf ibn Nasr al-Ahmar, who had in 1238 become king, as Mohammad I, in 1246 secures the recognition of Ferdinand III of Castile, his neighbor on all landed frontiers, in return for a vassalage.

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Granada Andalucia Spain View →

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Ferdinand III of Castile View → Mohammed I ibn Nasr View →

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Moors View → Muslims, Sunni View → Christians, Roman Catholic View → Castile, Kingdom of View → Almohad Caliphate View → Castile, Crown of View → Granada, Emirate of, or Nasrid Kingdom of View →

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Reconquista, the View → Spanish Christian-Muslim War of 1230-48 View →

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