Caliphate of Córdobaball

Caliphate of Córdobaballخلافة قرطبة
↓ ↓ 929 – 1031
General information
Government	Caliphate
Language(s)	Arabic Berber and Mozarabic
Capital	Cordobaball
Religion	Islam Sunni Christianity Roman Catholicism Judaism
Historical information
Preceded by	Emirate of Córdobaball
Succeeded by	Taifa of Sevilleball Taifa of Murciaball Taifa of Valenciaball Taifa of Badajozball Taifa of Toledoball Taifa of Déniaball

Caliphate of Córdobaball was a Muslim countryball of Iberia.

Caliphate of Córdobaball was an Andalusian Muslim state proclaimed in 929 of the Emirate of Cordobaball. The Caliphate officially lasted until the year 1031, when it was abolished resulting in the fragmentation of the state into a multitude of kingdoms known as taifas. Their second caliph Al-Hakam II was also homosexual.

Leaders

Abd-ar-Rahman III (929–961)
Al-Hakam II (961–976)
Hisham II (976–1009)
Muhammad II (1009)
Sulayman Hisham II (1009–1010)
Hisham II (1010–13)
Sulayman Hisham II (1013–1016)
Hisham II (1016–19)
Sulayman Abd ar-Rahman IV (1018)
Ali ibn Hammud al-Nasir (1016—1018)
Al-Qasim al-Ma'mun ibn Hammud (1018–1021)
Yahya ibn Ali al-Mu'tali (1021–1023)
Al-Qasim al-Ma'mun ibn Hammud (1023)
Abd ar-Rahman V (1023–1024)
Muhammad III (1024–1025)
Yahya ibn Ali al-Mu'tali (1025–1026)
Hisham III (1026–1031)