سقوط مدينة بسطة Baza (895ه-1489م)‎ و أثره على الأندلس

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The Muslims ruled the city of Baza between (92-895 AH/710-1489 CE), about eight centuries, and because of its location in the southeastern region of Andalusia it remained far from the major events in Andalusia and the conflict with the Christians for several centuries, except that during the last stage From the state of Bani al-Ahmar in Granada (868 - 897 AH/1463-1491 AD) the Christians were able to subjugate most of Andalusia and the city of Baza became a border city that touched the borders of the Kingdom of Castile, and because of the importance of the city, Christians realized that the key to Granada lies in their occupation of Baza, so They could not seize it until after they mobilized Crusader forces that had come to them from various parts Europe, and the siege has lasted more than six months.

The Baza Battle was the last of the major battles that the Christians fought against the Muslims in Andalusia.

After that, they were able to subdue most other areas easily until the last fall of Granada in Rabi` al-Awwal 897 AH/January 1491 AD.