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Military activity for the Nothern Spanish regions during the era of the emirate | ||
| Journal of Literature Ink | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 6, 2018, Pages 501-522 | ||
| Author | ||
| Ali Atiyah SHarqi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study sheds light the importance of military activity to the Princes of Andalusia on the northern areas of Spain, specifically from the reign of Prince Abdul Rahman (138-172/755-788) to the death of Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman (273/886), is the period of military campaigns and skirmishes between the two sides. In fact, the historical accounts indicate that internal disturbances and sedition did not leave sufficient time for the Prince to fight the Spaniards in their areas, and also failed to respond to their attacks, but in (150/768) in which the first military encounter between the two, and also the novels describe Spaniards North were men and violent war with courage and Valor, as was their leading the fighting themselves, which reflected the positive impact on the morale of the Spanish soldiers. The severity of the situation in the South, the Spanish began their war against the Muslim attack in northern areas, the plan gave fruit especially in the second half of the era of the Principality, where Muslim campaigns are few and weak, which not only prevention campaigns to repel aggression, as well as the Muslim casualties not easy even when I moved to defend the Islamic Emirates of stomata in stomata-didn't work out but fell to Spanish attacks , Became Princes fall of strategic value in this period tend to peace treaties, and that you do not equal or guarantee. | ||
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