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In the last decades an intense archaeological activity has continued in Spain: excavations have involved sites from different eras, from the prehistoric to the Arab period. Of the cities, public and monumental buildings, as well as private and residential buildings,…
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From the Roman age to the 9th century According to Ask4beauty, numerous monuments of the Roman age are preserved, mainly public works, such as bridges, aqueducts, city walls, vestiges of forums, circuses, temples, as well as in Mérida, Tarragona and Segovia, cities particularly…
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Flora and vegetation. – The great variety of climatic conditions observed in Spain has a clear influence on the vegetation and flora of the various regions that make it up. From the arid inland plateaus to the humid Atlantic coast,…
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According to Vaultedwatches, this political fragmentation of the Moors allowed the Christian states of the North to proceed more resolutely in the counter-offensive for the reconquest. These states were formed for the withdrawal, at the time of the Muslim invasion,…
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The almoravid Yūsuf ibn Tāshufīn accepted the invitation and, having landed in Algeciras, together with the allied rulers defeated Alfonso VI in Zalhaca, near Albuquerque, who barely managed to save himself (October 1086). However, the victory was not exploited, because…
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The Arab conquest. According to Thedresswizard, this internal situation explains the very rapid success of the Arabs, who came from North Africa. the conquest of the peninsula began between 710 and 711 (according to legend, urged by a count Julián,…
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According to Sunglassestracker, the same uncertainty reigns over the causes that determined the Arab invasion and the events of the conquest campaign. A few centuries later, mixing historical elements and fantastic elements drawn from everywhere, the Spanish Christians, already well…
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According to Sportsqna, the peaces of Utrecht (1713) and of Rastatt (1714) gave the throne to the French Philip V of Bourbon. With the new dynasty a period of recovery began for the Spain the dynastic policy of Elisabetta Farnese, wife of Philip V,…
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The peaces of Utrecht (1713) and of Rastatt (1714) gave the throne to the French Philip V of Bourbon. With the new dynasty, a period of recovery began for the Spain, partially, in foreign policy: even after the failures in…
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The politics of ‛Abd ar-Raḥmān III and the military exploits of al-Manṣūr had destroyed, it is true, the ancient turbulent Arab aristocracy; but they had replaced it with a no less turbulent sword nobility, made up of Berbers and Eslavos…
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