A Unique Bilingual Surrender Treaty from Muslim-Crusader Spain

An array of pacts, truces and alliances defined the relationships between Muslim and Christian powers during the Middle Ages. Burns examines a bilingual surrender treaty from Muslim-crusader Spain which opens a new perspective on the past that had been largely ignored until recently.

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Published in:The Historian (Kingston) 2000-04, Vol.62 (3), p.510-534
Main Authors: Burns, Robert I., Chevedden, Paul E.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arab monarchies
Christianity
Historic documents
Islam
Kingdoms
Kings
Middle Ages
Muslims
Princes
Sieges
Surrender
Treaties
Viziers
War
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Summary:An array of pacts, truces and alliances defined the relationships between Muslim and Christian powers during the Middle Ages. Burns examines a bilingual surrender treaty from Muslim-crusader Spain which opens a new perspective on the past that had been largely ignored until recently.
ISSN:0018-2370
1540-6563