https://hdl.handle.net/10481/14819 2026-04-25T18:41:00Z 2026-04-25T18:41:00Z Albarrán Iruela, Javier https://hdl.handle.net/10481/111797 2026-03-02T09:26:57Z

La península ibérica: cristianismo e islam frente a frente (ss. XI-XII) Albarrán Iruela, Javier Sumario: 1. El siglo XI: la desintegración de la unidad andalusí- 2. El Rex Ibericus y su herencia- 3. La caída de Toledo- 4. La llegada de los almorávides- 5. Tras Uclés: división, expansión e imperio- 6. Los almohades: la llegada del mahdi- 7. A ambos lados de la frontera: hacia Alarcos y Las Navas- 8. Apéndice documental- 9. Bibliografía.; Contents: 1.The Eleventh Century: The Disintegration of Andalusi Unity 2.The Rex Ibericus and His Legacy 3.The Fall of Toledo 4.The Arrival of the Almoravids 5.After Uclés: Division, Expansion, and Empire 6.The Almohads: The Coming of the Mahdī 7.On Both Sides of the Frontier: Toward Alarcos and Las Navas 8.Documentary Appendix 9.Bibliography

Mattei, Luca https://hdl.handle.net/10481/111161 2026-02-18T09:25:34Z

Settlement Change in Granada's Western Mountains: the relationship between Power and Rural Communities in the Middle Ages Mattei, Luca This contribution stresses the fundamental importance of understanding the aspects which have characterized the vital sphere of the rural communities. We will mainly present the elements which have affected their social components and their settlement pattern, showing the important role that the power has played on the dynamics of the medieval settlement. Thus we will show the more significant transformations generated by the relations and contacts between these two agents, state power and rural communities. The emphasis is placed upon a rural area of Granada within the Middle Ages, specifically on the Western Mountain area, placed in the so-called region of Poniente of Granada

Albarrán, Javier https://hdl.handle.net/10481/109387 2026-01-09T11:10:43Z

Las órdenes militares en perspectiva islámica: percepciones, paralelismos y comparaciones Albarrán, Javier Estudio sobre la percepción que en las fuentes islámicas medievales hay de las órdenes militares, así como de si en el islam medieval hay algún fenómenos comparable al de estas instituciones cristianas; Study on the perception of military orders in the medieval Islamic sources, as well as on whether any phenomenon comparable to these Christian institutions existed in medieval Islam. Este trabajo ha recibido financiación del Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte de España en el marco del programa de “Formación de Profesorado Universitario” (FPU15/04929). Estos resultados son parte del Proyecto de investigación I+D+i Violencia religiosa en la Edad Media peninsular: guerra, discurso apologético y relato historio- gráfico (ss. X-XV) financiado por la Agencia Estatal de Investigación del Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad del Gobierno de España (HAR2016-74968-P) y dirigido por D. Carlos de Ayala Martínez y D. Santiago Palacios Ontalva.

Albarrán Iruela, Javier https://hdl.handle.net/10481/109339 2026-01-09T07:30:10Z

Diferencias y similitudes entre la guerra santa peninsular y de Ultramar. Contexto islámico Albarrán Iruela, Javier Estudio comparativo entre la ideología de yihad en al-Andalus y el contexto de la contra-cruzada; Comparative study of the ideology of jihād in al-Andalus and in the context of the counter‑Crusade

García Pulido, Luis José Novo Estébanez, Catuxa Mattei, Luca Brazille Naulet, Virginie https://hdl.handle.net/10481/109236 2026-01-07T10:45:24Z

Dispositivos y estructuras defensivas medievales en el territorio de los Montes Occidentales de Granada García Pulido, Luis José; Novo Estébanez, Catuxa; Mattei, Luca; Brazille Naulet, Virginie From the 13th century onwards water has been an intrinsic part of the Cultural Landscape of the palatial city of the Alhambra, which was connected to the valley of the Darro River as a source of lasting supply. This was made possible through the construction of the Royal Canal, the Acequia Real, which today consists of two main canals, known as Acequia de los Dos Tercios and Acequia del Tercio. In the last section there is also a third lower water channel, that could obtain excess water from the ones above it, directing them to the farming terraces located on the northern slope of the Palace of the Generalife. Furthermorem, exist other channel, the Acequia de los Arquillos ran above all of them, without reaching the Alhambra. The environment through which they flow has a huge environmental and cultural value, thus, the Patronato de la Alhambra y Generalife (PAG) is committed to the recovery and management of big parts of the two main branches of the Alhambra´s royal water channels, as well as their heritage and environmental values. During this process, archaeological interventions are being carried out that provide valuable information for understanding the complex hydraulic system that was articulated around the Alhambra in Nasrid times. The maintenance of the original riverbed of the Acequia Real through an ecological flow, is done in parallel to the recovery of a series of paths that are part of the network of existing pedestrian itineraries in the surrounding area the “Dehesa del Generalife”, very popular among visitors.