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Taifa of Jaén

1145–1168

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Capital

Language(s)

Arabic, Mozarabic , Hebrew

Religion

Islam, Roman Catholicism, Judaism

Government

Historical era

- Established

1145

- To the Almohads/Murcia

1145-1159 / 1159-1168

- Conquered by the Almohads

1168

Currency

Dirham and Dinar

The Taifa of Jaén was a medieval taifa kingdom that existed for only two very short periods, first in 1145 and secondly 1168.

Contents

1 List of Emirs
2 External links

List of Emirs

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Yuzaid dynasty

Ibn Yuzai: 1145

Huddid dynasty

Abu Dja'far Ahmad Zafadola (also Cord., Gran., Val.): 1145

- To Morocco: 1145-1159
- To Murcia: 1159-1168

Hamuskid dynasty

Ibrahim: 1168
- To Murcia: 1168-1232

External links

http://web.raex.com/~obsidian/taifa.html

List of Taifa Kingdoms

11th Century	Albarracín · Algeciras · Almería (I / II) · Alpuente · Arcos · Badajoz · Carmona · Ceuta · Córdoba · Dénia · Granada · Jerica · Lisbon · Lorca · Málaga (I / II) · Mallorca · Mértola · Molina · Morón · Murcia (I / II) · Murviedro and Sagunto · Niebla · Ronda · Saltés and Huelva · Santa María de Algarve · Segorbe · Seville · Silves · Toledo (I / II) · Tortosa (I / II) · Valencia (I / II) · Zaragoza

12th Century	Almería (III) · Arcos (II) · Badajoz (II) · Beja and Évora · Carmona (II) · Constantina and Hornachuelos · Granada (II) · Guadix and Baza · Jaén (I / II) · Jerez · Málaga (III) · Mértola (II / III) · Murcia (III / IV) · Niebla (II) · Purchena · Santarém · Segura · Silves (II) · Tavira · Tejada · Valencia (III)

13th Century	Arjona · Baeza · Dénia (II) · Lorca (II) · Málaga (IV) · Menorca · Murcia (V) · Niebla (III) · Orihuela · Valencia (IV)

Categories: Former countries in Europe | Former monarchies of Europe | States and territories established in 1145 | 1168 disestablishments | Medieval Spain

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