- the
Byzantine Empire, then
colonised by the
Moors (who
called it
Medina Mayurqa) and, in the 13th century, by
James I of Aragon.
After the
conquest of...
- po****tion
centre of the Calviá muni****lity.
Although the city of
Madina Mayurqa (now
Palma de Mallorca) fell
within the
first year of the conquest, the...
- https://ibdigital.uib.es/greenstone/sites/localsite/collect/
mayurqa/index/****oc/
Mayurqa_/2021v03p/107.dir/
Mayurqa_2021v03p107.pdf [bare URL PDF] "Camí de l'Arxiduc"...
- time of the Catalan-Pisan
expedition against Mayurqa, he was
designated directly by the wali of
Mayurqa as the
commander of the
Muslim forces that defended...
- DE 1979" [1979
PREAUTONOMOUS ELECTIONS IN THE
BALEARIC ISLANDS] (PDF).
Mayurqa (in Catalan). 3: 107–121. doi:10.22307/2386.7124.2021.01.008. Archived...
- most po****r
tourist attraction. The city of Palma, then
called Madina Mayurqa, was
conquered from its
Almohad Muslim rulers in 1229,
during the first...
- Lebrón (2021). "Les
eleccions preautonòmiques de 1979 a les
Illes Balears".
Mayurqa (in Spanish). 3: 107–121. doi:10.22307/2386.7124.2021.01.008. Stewart,...
- had worsened, so he was
given refuge by the
Almohad wali[2] of
Medina Mayurqa (Modern Majorca). He was then sent to Manûrqa as al-Motaserrif[3] in 1227...
- (2021). "1979
Preautonomous Elections in the
Balearic Islands" (PDF).
Mayurqa (3): 107–121. doi:10.22307/2386.7124.2021.01.008. ISSN 2386-7124. Burns...
- "Derechos
sucesorios al
trono de las
mujeres en la
Corona de Aragón"
Mayurqa 22 (1989): 591–99.
Ministerio de
Fomento (1853). "Real
Oreden mandando...
