مدينة طلياطة Tejada الأندلسية (94-646 هـ-712-1248م)‎

Abstract EN

Tliata is west Andalusian city, located between the cities of Niebla and Sevilla, and it is one of the Sevilla’s suburbs, the great valley river passes through it, which makes it linked with the sea.

it was conquered by the leader Abdul Aziz Bin Musa Bin Nusayr in 94 AH / 712 AD, and it was inhabited by many Arab tribes, especially the Yamaniya, which entered with the army of Musa Bin Nusayr, and in the third AH / ninth century ad they were subjected to the invasion of the Normans because of their location that connects to the sea, as it succeeded it was ruled by the rulers of Seville, such as the Almoravids from Bani al-Hajjaj, then the Bani Abbado, and it is one of the first cities of Andalusia that pledged allegiance to the Almohads, and also at the forefront of the cities that rose up against them.

and its lands turned at the end of the Almohad era into a battlefield between the forces of Christians of castile and Portugal on the one hand and the Muslims who defended them on the other side until it came to its fall in the hands of the forces of the kingdom of castile in 646 AH / 1248 AD.