Al-Hakam II
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| The Spanish Umayyads | |
|---|---|
| Abd al-Rahman | 756 CE (138 AH) |
| Hisham I | 788 CE (171 AH) |
| al-Hakam | 796 CE (179 AH) |
| Abd al-Rahman II | 822 CE (206 AH) |
| Muhammad I | 852 CE (237 AH) |
| al-Mundhir | 886 CE (272 AH) |
| 'Abdallah b. Muhammad I | 888 CE (274 AH) |
| 'Abd al-Rahman III | 912 CE (299 AH) |
| al-Hakam II | 961 CE (349 AH) |
| Hisham II | 976 CE (365 AH) |
| Muhammad II | 1009 CE (399 AH) |
| Sulayman b. al-Hakam | 1009 CE (399 AH) |
| Hisham II | 1010 CE (400 AH) |
| Sulayman b. al-Hakam | 1013 CE (403 AH) |
| Ali ibn Hammud | 1016 CE (406 AH) |
| Abd al-Rahman IV | 1018 CE (408 AH) |
| al-Qasim | 1021 CE (411 AH) |
| Yahya b Ali | 1023 CE (413 AH) |
| al-Qasim | 1023 CE (413 AH) |
| Abd al-Rahman V | 1023 CE (413 AH) |
| Muhammad III | 1024 CE (414 AH) |
| Yahya b Ali | 1025 CE (415 AH) |
| Hisham III | 1027 CE (417 AH) |
Al-Hakam bin `Abdul-Rahman Al-Nasir (302 AH (914 CE) - 366 AH (976 CE)
Cordoba became the center of culture and science because of Al-Hakam's encouragement of scientific research and literature. He founded a library, which contained more than 400,000 volumes. ruled 350 AH (961 CE) - 366 AH (976 CE)
[edit] References
- dictionary al-islam
- Ahmad Thomson 'Islam in Andalus taha publishers ltd ISBN 1-897940-52-1
