Medina Mayrit :: the origins of Madrid /
Ana Ruiz visits the monuments, architecture and archeological remains of early Madrid, tracing its evolution up until the Christian conquest in the late 11th century. This history gives special emphasis to Madrids Moorish origins, while savoring the piquant blend of Celtiberian, Roman and Visigoth e...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Ana Ruiz visits the monuments, architecture and archeological remains of early Madrid, tracing its evolution up until the Christian conquest in the late 11th century. This history gives special emphasis to Madrids Moorish origins, while savoring the piquant blend of Celtiberian, Roman and Visigoth elements that give it such a distinctive style. Now the capital of Spain, Madrid was originally founded as a modest fortress intended to protect nearby Toledo. It had just a small military population during the 9th and 10th centuries, as well as the Morería of the early Christian era, yet it evolved into an influential cultural center. The author highlights colorful personalities and shows how, throughout al-Andalus or Moorish Spain, Mayrit was a leader in pottery techniques, agricultural methods and hydraulic engineering. Amply illustrated, the book is a virtual portrait of the city and a virtual walking tour, offering specific information for those who wish to stroll the streets and visit archaeological, architectural and geographical sites that have been preserved. The author closes with etymological theories relating to terms and place-names appearing throughout the book, and provides historical and geographical background. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xii, 224 pages) : color illustrations |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9780875869261 0875869262 0875869246 9780875869247 0875869254 9780875869254 |
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| contents | Foreword; Muslim Timeline of the Iberian Peninsula (710-1492); 1. Mantua Carpetana -- Ancient Madrid; The Iberians; The Celts; The Legend of Prince Ocnus; 2. Matrice (Roman and Visigoth Madrid); Hispania; The Germanic Invasion; The Legend and Ballad of King Rodrigo; 3. Mayrit, 8th-9th Centuries; The Founder of al-Andalus; The Founder of Mayrit; The Almudena; 4. Mayrit, 10th -11th Centuries; The Arrabales; Notable Men; The Taifa Period; Virgen de la Almudena; 5. Magerit (Christian Madrid); The Christian Wall; The Mudéjars; The Morería; The Jewish Population; 6. Moorish Madrid Today The Muslim WallThe Walking Tour; Plazas of the Morería; Walking through the Morería; 7. Toledo Yesterday and Today; The Sites; Toletum (Roman and Visigoth Toledo); Tulaytulah (Moorish Toledo); The Gates; The Bridges; Marzipan; 8. Curious Facts about Madrid; 9. Etymology; 10. Closing; Bibliography; Index |
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| spelling | Ruiz, Ana. Medina Mayrit : the origins of Madrid / Ana Ruiz. New York : Algora Pub., 2012. 1 online resource (xii, 224 pages) : color illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier data file rda Includes bibliographical references and index. Ana Ruiz visits the monuments, architecture and archeological remains of early Madrid, tracing its evolution up until the Christian conquest in the late 11th century. This history gives special emphasis to Madrids Moorish origins, while savoring the piquant blend of Celtiberian, Roman and Visigoth elements that give it such a distinctive style. Now the capital of Spain, Madrid was originally founded as a modest fortress intended to protect nearby Toledo. It had just a small military population during the 9th and 10th centuries, as well as the Morería of the early Christian era, yet it evolved into an influential cultural center. The author highlights colorful personalities and shows how, throughout al-Andalus or Moorish Spain, Mayrit was a leader in pottery techniques, agricultural methods and hydraulic engineering. Amply illustrated, the book is a virtual portrait of the city and a virtual walking tour, offering specific information for those who wish to stroll the streets and visit archaeological, architectural and geographical sites that have been preserved. The author closes with etymological theories relating to terms and place-names appearing throughout the book, and provides historical and geographical background. Foreword; Muslim Timeline of the Iberian Peninsula (710-1492); 1. Mantua Carpetana -- Ancient Madrid; The Iberians; The Celts; The Legend of Prince Ocnus; 2. Matrice (Roman and Visigoth Madrid); Hispania; The Germanic Invasion; The Legend and Ballad of King Rodrigo; 3. Mayrit, 8th-9th Centuries; The Founder of al-Andalus; The Founder of Mayrit; The Almudena; 4. Mayrit, 10th -11th Centuries; The Arrabales; Notable Men; The Taifa Period; Virgen de la Almudena; 5. Magerit (Christian Madrid); The Christian Wall; The Mudéjars; The Morería; The Jewish Population; 6. Moorish Madrid Today The Muslim WallThe Walking Tour; Plazas of the Morería; Walking through the Morería; 7. Toledo Yesterday and Today; The Sites; Toletum (Roman and Visigoth Toledo); Tulaytulah (Moorish Toledo); The Gates; The Bridges; Marzipan; 8. Curious Facts about Madrid; 9. Etymology; 10. Closing; Bibliography; Index Madrid (Spain) History. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh87006028 Madrid (Spain) Description and travel. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85079540 Madrid (Espagne) Descriptions et voyages. HISTORY Europe Spain & Portugal. bisacsh Travel fast Spain Madrid fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39QbtfRvX3g6DGBwjB34QdC3p Regions & Countries - Europe. hilcc History & Archaeology. hilcc Spain & Portugal. hilcc History fast has work: Medina Mayrit (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCFKkRyrX7yGDK7GrRc4vMd https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Ruiz, Ana. Medina Mayrit. New York : Algora Pub., 2012 (DLC) 2012001695 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=521647 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Ruiz, Ana Medina Mayrit : the origins of Madrid / Foreword; Muslim Timeline of the Iberian Peninsula (710-1492); 1. Mantua Carpetana -- Ancient Madrid; The Iberians; The Celts; The Legend of Prince Ocnus; 2. Matrice (Roman and Visigoth Madrid); Hispania; The Germanic Invasion; The Legend and Ballad of King Rodrigo; 3. Mayrit, 8th-9th Centuries; The Founder of al-Andalus; The Founder of Mayrit; The Almudena; 4. Mayrit, 10th -11th Centuries; The Arrabales; Notable Men; The Taifa Period; Virgen de la Almudena; 5. Magerit (Christian Madrid); The Christian Wall; The Mudéjars; The Morería; The Jewish Population; 6. Moorish Madrid Today The Muslim WallThe Walking Tour; Plazas of the Morería; Walking through the Morería; 7. Toledo Yesterday and Today; The Sites; Toletum (Roman and Visigoth Toledo); Tulaytulah (Moorish Toledo); The Gates; The Bridges; Marzipan; 8. Curious Facts about Madrid; 9. Etymology; 10. Closing; Bibliography; Index HISTORY Europe Spain & Portugal. bisacsh Travel fast Regions & Countries - Europe. hilcc History & Archaeology. hilcc Spain & Portugal. hilcc |
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| topic_facet | Madrid (Spain) History. Madrid (Spain) Description and travel. Madrid (Espagne) Descriptions et voyages. HISTORY Europe Spain & Portugal. Travel Spain Madrid Regions & Countries - Europe. History & Archaeology. Spain & Portugal. History |
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