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Cover 1 Half-title page 3 Title page 5 Copyright page 6 Dedication 7 Contents 9 Illustrations 11 Maps 12 Preface 13 Acknowledgements 17 Abbreviations 19 Note on usage 20 Introduction: Islam and Latin Christendom to 1050 23 Islam and Christian minorities 28 A new world, 1000–50 30 Part 1 Static diasporas: Muslim communities of Latin Christendom 35 1 The tide turns: The Christian Spains i (c. 1055–c. 1150) 39 The fall of Toledo and the Muslims of Castile and León 42 Toledo under Christian rule 43 Conquest and coercion: The campaigns of Fernando I and Alfonso VI 46 El Cid and the rise and fall of a Christian taifa kingdom 47 The death of Alfonso and the decline of the Almoravids 49 Too much, too soon: the conquest of Almería 51 Alfonso “the Battler” and the Muslims of the “Crown of Aragon” 53 Conquest by negotiation 54 A proto-Crusade? 56 Ramon Berenguer IV and the “Crown of Aragon” 58 Afonso Henriques and the Siege of Lisbon 60 The conquest of Lisbon 61 The beginnings of “Mudejarismo” 63 Religion and frontier 66 Society and culture 69 2 A triumph of pragmatism: The Christian Spains ii (c. 1150–c. 1320) 71 Andalusīs and the decline of the Almohads 73 The Conquest of Seville and the Mu

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Author

Brian A. Catlos

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Published

2014

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction