Christians vs Muladis
This is episode 35 called Christians vs Muladis and in this episode you will learn:
SHOW NOTES
- Announcement of the social media plan I’m executing this May
- Recap and main characters of Christians vs Muladis
- The consolidation of the Kingdom of Asturias, with the repopulation of Zamora
- The foundation of Burgos in the County of Castile and the temporary division of Castile
- What happened in the Kingdom of Pamplona of the Aristas, from 860 to 905
- The last two great Banu Qasi leaders: Muhammad ibn Lubb and Lubb ibn Muhammad
- How the Arista dynasty was deposed and replaced by another great Basque linage, the Jimenos
- The disappearence of the Banu Qasi clan and the absorption of the County of Aragon by the Kingdom of Pamplona of Sancho I of Pamplona
- The creation of the independent County of Ribagorza-Pallars between Aragon and Catalonia under Count Ramón
- A brief overview of the economy of the Kingdom of Asturias
- A reflection on the importance of this period for the consolidation of the Kingdoms of Asturias and Pamplona
SHOW NOTES
- Announcement of the social media plan I’m executing this May
- Recap and main characters of Christians vs Muladis
- The consolidation of the Kingdom of Asturias, with the repopulation of Zamora
- The foundation of Burgos in the County of Castile and the temporary division of Castile
- What happened in the Kingdom of Pamplona of the Aristas, from 860 to 905
- The last two great Banu Qasi leaders: Muhammad ibn Lubb and Lubb ibn Muhammad
- How the Arista dynasty was deposed and replaced by another great Basque linage, the Jimenos
- The disappearence of the Banu Qasi clan and the absorption of the County of Aragon by the Kingdom of Pamplona of Sancho I of Pamplona
- The creation of the independent County of Ribagorza-Pallars between Aragon and Catalonia under Count Ramón
- A brief overview of the economy of the Kingdom of Asturias
- A reflection on the importance of this period for the consolidation of the Kingdoms of Asturias and Pamplona
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