Ibn Yahhaf | |
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Governor of the Taifa of Valencia | |
Reign | Taifa of Valencia: 1092–1094 |
Predecessor | Yahya al-Qadir |
Successor | Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar (El Cid) |
Died | 1095 Valencia |
Religion | Islam |
Abu Ahmad Jaafar bin Abdullah bin Jahhaff al-Ma’afari or Ibn Yahhaf (died 1094) was a judge and was the last ruler of the Taifa of Valencia before it fell to El Cid in 1094. [1]
Ibn Jahhaff, previously a judge in the city of Valencia, became ruler of the Taifa of Valencia after instigating a popular revolt with support of the pro-Almoravid faction against his predecessor Yahya al-Qadir in 1092. [2] This triggered El Cid to invade and lay siege to the city of Valencia. After the fall of the city in June 17 1094, [3] Ibn Jahhaff was captured and executed, most likely by burning.
Ibn Yahhaf | |
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Governor of the Taifa of Valencia | |
Reign | Taifa of Valencia: 1092–1094 |
Predecessor | Yahya al-Qadir |
Successor | Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar (El Cid) |
Died | 1095 Valencia |
Religion | Islam |
Abu Ahmad Jaafar bin Abdullah bin Jahhaff al-Ma’afari or Ibn Yahhaf (died 1094) was a judge and was the last ruler of the Taifa of Valencia before it fell to El Cid in 1094. [1]
Ibn Jahhaff, previously a judge in the city of Valencia, became ruler of the Taifa of Valencia after instigating a popular revolt with support of the pro-Almoravid faction against his predecessor Yahya al-Qadir in 1092. [2] This triggered El Cid to invade and lay siege to the city of Valencia. After the fall of the city in June 17 1094, [3] Ibn Jahhaff was captured and executed, most likely by burning.