Una relación de joyas reales de Yemen: El testamento de la Reina Libre ṣulayḥí al-Sayyida Arwà bint Aḥmad (440-532/1048-9-1138)
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Sulayhids, Arab woman, Testament, JewelsAbstract
At the beginning of the 5th/12th century the Sulayhi dynasty governed the region of Yemen under the mandate of their last queen, al-Sayyida Arwa bint Ahmad, also known as the Free Queen. She was a vassal of the fatimids imams from Cairo and a precursor of the ismaeli tayyibiyya in Yemen and India. In her testament, a document of great historical and linguistic value, she bequeaths to the al-Tayyib imam her most valuables belongings: a set of hundred jewels described with full details.Downloads
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