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After the fall of the Caliphate of Córdoba, 39 small states were created that occupied the territory that had covered the lands of the Caliph.
In previous articles we talked about Roman Zaragoza and Visigothic Zaragoza. In this article we will focus on Muslim Zaragoza, known in its time as
The Visigoths were kings of Hispania after the Roman era of Zaragoza and before the phase of Muslim domination. During the two and a half centuries in
Zaragoza was founded as a Roman colony under the name of Cesaraugusta. But why was a Roman colony founded in the current territory occupied by
