The memoirs of Abd Allah ibn Buluggin, the last Zirid ruler of Granada, written around 1094, translated and annotated by Amin T. Tibi. Written a generation after the 1066 massacre by a relative of the dynasty it struck, it is among the earliest and most detailed accounts of Granada's Taifa-era political crises.
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Reliability TierA primary chronicle rather than modern scholarship, but published in a standard, heavily annotated academic translation; the traditional casualty figure for the 1066 massacre traces to this chronicle tradition rather than to independent modern verification. NotesA primary chronicle rather than modern scholarship, but published in a standard, heavily annotated academic translation; the traditional casualty figure for the 1066 massacre traces to this chronicle tradition rather than to independent modern verification. 1 Citation
AuthorAbd Allah ibn Buluggin, translated by Amin T. Tibi 1 Publication Year Source TypePrimary text in translation 1 Sources
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- Religious Events, 7 claims: 4 well-attested, 2 scholarly debate, 1 general references.
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