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Sarakusta

Saraqusta

(714–1118) ancient muslim city, name of the current city of Zaragoza during the Muslim domination of the Iberian Peninsula.

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Statements about Sarakusta

Instance Of

Ancient City
Fortified Town

Capital Of

Taifa of Zaragoza
 (1018 - 1110)
Start Time
: 1018
End Time
: 1110
Saraqusta

Country

Umayyad Caliphate
 (714 - 750)
Start Time
: 714
End Time
: 750
Emirate of Córdoba
 (756 - 929)
Start Time
: 756
End Time
: 929
Caliphate of Córdoba
 (929 - 1018)
Start Time
: 929
End Time
: 1018
Taifa of Zaragoza
 (1018 - 1110)
Start Time
: 1018
End Time
: 1110
Almoravid Dynasty
 (1110 - 1118)
Start Time
: 1110
End Time
: 1118
Spain
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Archaeological Site

Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity

Upper March
Wilayah of Al-Andalus
 (714 - 750)
Country
:
Umayyad Caliphate
Start Time
: 714
End Time
: 750

Located in the Present-Day Administrative Territorial Entity

Zaragoza

Replaces

Cesaracosta
 (714)
Has Cause
:
Capture of Zaragoza by the Umayyad Army
Point in Time
: 714

Replaced By

Zaragoza City
 (12/25/1118)
Has Cause
:
Conquest of Zaragoza
Point in Time
: 12/25/1118

Coordinate Location

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41.6544°N 0.8776°W

Inception

714
Has Cause
:
Capture of Zaragoza by the Umayyad Army

Dissolved, Abolished or Demolished Date

12/25/1118
End Cause
:
Conquest of Zaragoza

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Significant Event

Capture of Zaragoza by the Umayyad Army
 (714)
Point in Time
: 714
Siege of Zaragoza
 (754)
Point in Time
: 754
Siege of Zaragoza
 (755)
Point in Time
: 755
Siege of Zaragoza
 (777)
Point in Time
: 777
Siege of Zaragoza
 (778)
Point in Time
: 778
Siege of Zaragoza
 (781)
Point in Time
: 781
Siege of Zaragoza
 (1086)
Point in Time
: 1086
Conquest of Zaragoza
 (12/25/1118)
Point in Time
: 12/25/1118

History of Topic

History of the City of Zaragoza

Located in or Next to Body of Water

Ebro
Huerva River
Gállego

Location

Al-Andalus
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