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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In the spring of 713, as the banners of Islam advance across the collapsing Visigothic kingdom, one man must decide between a glorious death and the survival of his people. Teodomiro, a seasoned Visigothic lord ruling from the city of Orihuela, faces an Arab army that vastly outnumbers his own weary warriors. The walls are crumbling, supplies are dwindling, and the nobles who should have supported him have already fled or betrayed their oaths. With no allies and no hope of victory in open battle, he forges a desperate plan: a bold deception to convince the invaders that Orihuela is far better defended than it truly is. When Abd al-Aziz, the charismatic and ambitious son of the famous general Musa ibn Nusayr, arrives at the gates, he finds not a conquered city, but a cunning opponent. Teodomiro's ruse leads to an unprecedented agreement: a political pact that will allow the Christian population to keep their properties, religion, and customs in exchange for tribute and loyalty. This is the historical Pact of Tudmir - one of the founding moments in the birth of al-Andalus. But peace is fragile, and every pact has its price. In the fertile Segura Valley, the Arab commander Qasim ibn Malik receives rich, irrigated lands as a reward. His authority is recognized, trade flourishes, and alliances are forged - including with a shrewd Jewish merchant, Yehuda ha-Levi, and with local Hispano-Gothic families eager to adapt to the new order. Yet not everyone benefits from the apparent harmony. High in the harsh mountains, far from the fertile fields and flowing water, Berber warriors who fought in the conquest are left with the poorest lands and the bitter sense of having been used and discarded. Among them, the proud and relentless leader Ifri ibn Yusuf watches the growing wealth of the Arabs with rage. In his fortress-village, he trains his men and steels the hearts of his people, preparing for the day when the Berbers will rise against Arab rule. From the besieged walls of Orihuela to the silent, wind-swept peaks of the mountains, The Pact of Tudmir weaves together the lives of nobles, warriors, merchants, and peasants whose fates are caught in the turbulent birth of medieval Spain. Loyalty and treachery, faith and survival, coexistence and revolt all collide in a land where no one can remain neutral. Based on real events and historical figures, this gripping novel brings to life the complex origins of al-Andalus: The dramatic negotiation of a unique political pact between conquerors and defeated. The cultural and religious crossroads of Christians, Muslims, and Jews.>Perfect for readers who enjoy richly detailed historical fiction, morally ambiguous characters, and the epic transformation of an entire society, The Pact of Tudmir is the first chapter in an unforgettable saga about power, identity, and survival at the dawn of a new world.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The year is 825. On the eastern edge of al-Andalus, a new city rises on ancient Roman foundations: white-washed Murcia, a fragile experiment where Arabs, Berbers, Jews, and Christian Mozarabs try to build a shared future. Over the next 261 years (825-1086), that fragile harmony will be tested to the breaking point. The Lords of the Levant - Book II continues the sweeping historical saga begun in The Pact of Tudmir, following four intertwined families through the zenith and collapse of Islamic Spain: The Banu al-Qasim (Arabs): from caliphal elites under Cordoba to hard-pressed administrators under the Almoravids. The Banu Ifran (Berbers): mountain warriors and guards, always necessary, never fully accepted-forced to choose between rebellion, submission, or quiet survival. The ha-Levi (Jews): physicians, merchants, translators-a community that experiences dazzling prosperity, only to discover how fragile tolerance can be. The Teodomiro line / Mozarabs: the last heirs of the Visigothic Pact, slowly crushed between loyalty to their faith and the economic and social pressure to convert, emigrate, or disappear. Through their eyes, you witness the entire arc of al-Andalus: The Golden Age of the Caliphate (929-1002) - the splendor of Cordoba under Abd al-Rahman III and al-Hakam II, libraries filled with Greek philosophy, medicine, and poetry, and a cultural brilliance unmatched in Western Europe. Almanzor's Dictatorship (976-1002) - military glory abroad, exhaustion and fear at home. The brutal fitna (1009-1031) - civil wars that tear the Caliphate apart and scatter its power into countless petty kingdoms. The era of the taifas (1031-1086) - politically fractured yet culturally dazzling city-states, where poets, philosophers, and merchants thrive in the shadow of looming danger. The arrival of the Almoravids (1086) - Berber warriors from across the sea who "save" al-Andalus from the Christian advance, but at the cost of its autonomy and delicate balance. This is not a story told from the throne room. It is told: From a white terrace in early Murcia, where Zahra watches Muslims, Christians, and Jews raise a city of fresh lime, trying to hold the cracks between communities together with sheer will. From a crumbling Mozarab church, where an aging architect counts the cost of staying Christian in a world where every year the tax is higher and the pews are emptier. From the mountain camps of Berber soldiers, sent on the most dangerous campaigns, used when needed and sidelined when peace returns. From the courtyards of Jewish physicians and merchants, who trade from Denia to Cordoba, cure Muslim and Christian alike, and know prosperity can reverse in a single decree. Across more than two centuries, The Lords of the Levant - Book II explores: How empires rise and fall-but families try to endure. How tolerance can exist, but never without tension and hierarchy. How people negotiate identity when every choice-conversion, resistance, emigration, silence-has a cost. How a land once seen as a distant frontier becomes a true homeland for those born there, neither invaders nor conquered, but Andalusi to the core. If you enjoy: The emotional depth and historical detail of Ken Follett's medieval sagas, The multi-family, multi-generational sweep of James Michener, Or the intimate portraits of daily life under changing regimes in Hilary Mantel or Guy Gavriel Kay's "The Lions of Al-Rassan", .then this novel will immerse you in medieval Iberia as you've rarely seen it: through Arab, Berber, Jewish, and Christian eyes at once. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the spring of 713, as the banners of Islam advance across the collapsing Visigothic kingdom, one man must decide between a glorious death and the survival of his people. Teodomiro, a seasoned Visigothic lord ruling from the city of Orihuela, faces an Arab army that vastly outnumbers his own weary warriors. The walls are crumbling, supplies are dwindling, and the nobles who should have supported him have already fled or betrayed their oaths. With no allies and no hope of victory in open battle, he forges a desperate plan: a bold deception to convince the invaders that Orihuela is far better defended than it truly is. When Abd al-Aziz, the charismatic and ambitious son of the famous general Musa ibn Nusayr, arrives at the gates, he finds not a conquered city, but a cunning opponent. Teodomiro's ruse leads to an unprecedented agreement: a political pact that will allow the Christian population to keep their properties, religion, and customs in exchange for tribute and loyalty. This is the historical Pact of Tudmir - one of the founding moments in the birth of al-Andalus. But peace is fragile, and every pact has its price. In the fertile Segura Valley, the Arab commander Qasim ibn Malik receives rich, irrigated lands as a reward. His authority is recognized, trade flourishes, and alliances are forged - including with a shrewd Jewish merchant, Yehuda ha-Levi, and with local Hispano-Gothic families eager to adapt to the new order. Yet not everyone benefits from the apparent harmony. High in the harsh mountains, far from the fertile fields and flowing water, Berber warriors who fought in the conquest are left with the poorest lands and the bitter sense of having been used and discarded. Among them, the proud and relentless leader Ifri ibn Yusuf watches the growing wealth of the Arabs with rage. In his fortress-village, he trains his men and steels the hearts of his people, preparing for the day when the Berbers will rise against Arab rule. From the besieged walls of Orihuela to the silent, wind-swept peaks of the mountains, The Pact of Tudmir weaves together the lives of nobles, warriors, merchants, and peasants whose fates are caught in the turbulent birth of medieval Spain. Loyalty and treachery, faith and survival, coexistence and revolt all collide in a land where no one can remain neutral. Based on real events and historical figures, this gripping novel brings to life the complex origins of al-Andalus: The dramatic negotiation of a unique political pact between conquerors and defeated. The cultural and religious crossroads of Christians, Muslims, and Jews. The deep tensions between Arab elites and Berber warriors that will soon explode into open revolt. Perfect for readers who enjoy richly detailed historical fiction, morally ambiguous characters, and the epic transformation of an entire society, The Pact of Tudmir is the first chapter in an unforgettable saga about power, identity, and survival at the dawn of a new world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Cuando la conquista es inevitable, que precio estas dispuesto a pagar por la supervivencia?Espana, abril de 713. Las murallas de Orihuela se alzan contra un ejercito de doce mil guerreros musulmanes. Dentro, el dux Teodomiro cuenta apenas trescientos hombres capaces de sostener una espada. La derrota es matematicamente imposible de evitar. La muerte, una certeza.Pero Teodomiro no es un hombre ordinario. Es el ultimo gobernante visigodo del sureste hispano, un estratega que entiende que la supervivencia requiere mas que valor: requiere astucia. Y esta dispuesto a cargar con la vergueenza de la rendicion si eso significa que su pueblo viva para ver otro amanecer.Una noche, un engano audaz, un pacto que cambiara el destino de generaciones.Cuando las mujeres de Orihuela visten armaduras y ocupan las murallas, el ejercito invasor ve lo que Teodomiro quiere que vean: una ciudad defendible, un asedio costoso, una victoria que quiza no valga la pena. Es el momento perfecto para negociar. Para proponer lo imposible: autonomia bajo soberania musulmana. Libertad religiosa. Respeto a las propiedades. Un tributo justo.El Pacto de Tudmir. Un documento real que sobrevivio siglos en las cronicas arabes. Un acuerdo que permitio a cristianos, judios y musulmanes convivir en una tierra que estaba aprendiendo un nuevo nombre: Al-Andalus.Esta es la historia de ese pacto. Y de las personas que vivieron, lucharon y murieron por el.TEODOMIRO Y GELVIRA - Un matrimonio de cincuenta anos que gobierna en las sombras. El, el rostro publico; ella, la mano invisible. Juntos, navegan la delgada linea entre la colaboracion y la traicion, sabiendo que cada decision podria ser la ultima.QASIM IBN MALIK - Un comandante arabe yemeni que cruzo el estrecho buscando gloria, pero encuentra algo mas complejo: una tierra fertil que promete ser su hogar. Mientras sus hijos se casan con hispanas y su familia echa raices, Qasim entiende una verdad incomoda: el futuro de Al-Andalus no esta en la pureza de sangre, sino en la mezcla.IFRI E YUSUF - Padre e hijo bereberes que lucharon en la vanguardia de la conquista, solo para ser relegados a las montanas aridas mientras los arabes se quedan con los valles fertiles. Cuando las promesas se rompen, el resentimiento se convierte en rebelion. Y la rebelion, en tragedia.YEHUDA HA-LEVI - Un comerciante judio que entiende el arte antiguo de la supervivencia: ser util sin ser amenazante. En un mundo donde imperios caen y religiones chocan, el teje redes comerciales que conectan culturas, sabiendo que los puentes son mas valiosos que las espadas.ZAHRA BINT ISMAIL - Hija de un converso al Islam y una cristiana devota, Zahra encarna la complejidad de una generacion atrapada entre mundos. Cuando el emir ordena la fundacion de una nueva ciudad (Murcia), ella debe decidir donde estan sus lealtades: en el pasado de sus abuelos o en el futuro incierto de Al-Andalus.LO QUE ENCONTRARAS EN ESTE LIBRO: Ficcion historica rigurosamente investigada basada en eventos reales y fuentes primarias arabes y cristianas Multiples perspectivas que muestran la conquista desde todos los angulos: visigodos, arabes, bereberes, judios y muladies Personajes complejos que enfrentan dilemas morales sin respuestas faciles Un retrato honesto de la convivencia medieval: ni paraiso multicultural ni infierno de opresion, sino algo mucho mas humano Batallas, intrigas politicas, negociaciones tensas y decisiones que cambiaran el destino de un pueblo El nacimiento de Al-Andalus visto desde el sureste peninsular, una region que la historia nacional a menudo olvidaLIBRO 1 DE LA SAGA "LO Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What happens when the heart of the world begins to beat with fear? In 1100 B.C., Tartessos shines like the sun at its zenith. From the bustling ports of Gadir and Onuba to the rich mines of Riotinto, metal flows like water and wealth seems eternal. But beneath the surface of this golden age, the earth and the sea are awakening. Baelios, a seasoned Phoenician navigator, feels the winds shifting. Imilce, the High Guardian of the Fire at the sanctuary of Cancho Roano, has been struck by a terrifying vision: a mountain of water devouring the sacred flame and erasing entire cities from the map. Meanwhile, in the red hills of Riotinto, the master smelter Argantonios discovers a metal that glows like the sun-just as the earth's veins begin to run dry. The Twilight of the Western Sun is a sweeping historical odyssey that intertwines the lives of sailors, priestesses, warriors, and slaves in the final days of the most enigmatic civilization of Antiquity. Based on archaeological research and the myth of the "unearthed Atlantis," this novel immerses you in a world of ancestral rituals, maritime trade, and humanity's desperate struggle against the implacable forces of nature. When the sea recedes and the earth trembles, who will survive to tell the story of the sunset of Tartessos? "The sea gives and the sea takes. But if you respect it, perhaps it will let you live one more day." Tartessos: the metallic heart of the ancient world. A place where silver springs from the mountains and ships bring treasures from unknown horizons. But glory is as fleeting as the dusk. Through the eyes of a navigator who knows every star and a priestess who interprets the whispers of the gods, we witness the end of an era. A story of ambition, faith, and survival in the face of the imminent cataclysm that sank an empire into oblivion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Tapa blanda. Condizione: New. ALONSO ALVAREZ, J. N. / R. GOMEZ PATO / M. A. MIRAS CALVO: O LIBRO QUE NINGUEN PUIDO LER: SOBRE A REVOLUCION DOS ORBES CELESTES. 978-84-8158-904-7, UNIV. DE VIGO, 2021. Nuevo 272 gr. Libro.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Y SI LA MAYOR LEYENDA DE LA HUMANIDAD NO FUE UN MITO, SINO NUESTRA HISTORIA SILENCIADA POR EL BARRO?Platon describio una civilizacion de riqueza inimaginable, una potencia naval y metalurgica situada mas alla de las Columnas de Hercules, que desaparecio en un solo "dia y noche terrible" bajo el mar. Durante siglos, exploradores y sonadores buscaron esa isla en mitad del Atlantico, ignorando que las pistas geograficas y arqueologicas siempre senalaron a un mismo lugar: el sur de la Peninsula Iberica.En TARTESSOS: La Atlantida Desenterrada, el autor J.M. Miras presenta una obra hibrida y revolucionaria. Un volumen unico que fusiona la epica de la mejor ficcion historica con el rigor de la investigacion academica para desafiar la historia oficial.PARTE I: LA NOVELA (El Ocaso del Sol de Occidente)Sumergete en el siglo VI a.C., en el crepusculo dorado de Tartessos. A traves de una narrativa vibrante y sensorial, caminaras por las calles de una confederacion de ciudades-estado que dominaba el comercio del estano y el oro. Viviras la tension politica de sus ultimos dias, el choque con las potencias emergentes del Mediterraneo y la angustia ante un cataclismo geologico inminente que sus sacerdotes-ingenieros no pudieron detener. Una recreacion basada fielmente en la cultura material hallada en yacimientos como Casas del Turunuelo, Cancho Roano y el antiguo Lacus Ligustinus (Donana).PARTE II: EL ENSAYO (El Codigo Tartessos)Donde termina la leyenda y empieza la realidad? J.M. Miras aplica un rigor casi forense a los textos clasicos (Critias y Timeo) para correlacionarlos, punto por punto, con los ultimos descubrimientos cientificos.En este ensayo descubriras: La Geologia del Desastre: Como los paleotsunamis documentados en el Golfo de Cadiz coinciden con la "inundacion de lodo" que sepulto la capital atlante.El Secreto del Metal: La identificacion quimica del mitico "oricalco" con las aleaciones que los maestros tartesicos producian en Riotinto.El Mapa Real: Por que la descripcion de la llanura y los anillos de agua no es una fantasia, sino un retrato topografico del bajo Guadalquivir y su antigua linea de costa.Esto no es solo un libro; es un viaje al corazon de Iberia para recuperar la memoria de nuestros ancestros mas ilustres. Adquiere hoy la obra definitiva que une el mito con la ciencia. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Folio. 324 pp. Firma. 660 ejercicios resueltos. Encuadernación editorial. Muy buen estado.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The year is 825. On the eastern edge of al-Andalus, a new city rises on ancient Roman foundations: white-washed Murcia, a fragile experiment where Arabs, Berbers, Jews, and Christian Mozarabs try to build a shared future. Over the next 261 years (825-1086), that fragile harmony will be tested to the breaking point. The Lords of the Levant - Book II continues the sweeping historical saga begun in The Pact of Tudmir, following four intertwined families through the zenith and collapse of Islamic Spain: The Banu al-Qasim (Arabs): from caliphal elites under Cordoba to hard-pressed administrators under the Almoravids. The Banu Ifran (Berbers): mountain warriors and guards, always necessary, never fully accepted-forced to choose between rebellion, submission, or quiet survival. The ha-Levi (Jews): physicians, merchants, translators-a community that experiences dazzling prosperity, only to discover how fragile tolerance can be. The Teodomiro line / Mozarabs: the last heirs of the Visigothic Pact, slowly crushed between loyalty to their faith and the economic and social pressure to convert, emigrate, or disappear. Through their eyes, you witness the entire arc of al-Andalus: The Golden Age of the Caliphate (929-1002) - the splendor of Cordoba under Abd al-Rahman III and al-Hakam II, libraries filled with Greek philosophy, medicine, and poetry, and a cultural brilliance unmatched in Western Europe. Almanzor's Dictatorship (976-1002) - military glory abroad, exhaustion and fear at home. The brutal fitna (1009-1031) - civil wars that tear the Caliphate apart and scatter its power into countless petty kingdoms. The era of the taifas (1031-1086) - politically fractured yet culturally dazzling city-states, where poets, philosophers, and merchants thrive in the shadow of looming danger. The arrival of the Almoravids (1086) - Berber warriors from across the sea who "save" al-Andalus from the Christian advance, but at the cost of its autonomy and delicate balance. This is not a story told from the throne room. It is told: From a white terrace in early Murcia, where Zahra watches Muslims, Christians, and Jews raise a city of fresh lime, trying to hold the cracks between communities together with sheer will. From a crumbling Mozarab church, where an aging architect counts the cost of staying Christian in a world where every year the tax is higher and the pews are emptier. From the mountain camps of Berber soldiers, sent on the most dangerous campaigns, used when needed and sidelined when peace returns. From the courtyards of Jewish physicians and merchants, who trade from Denia to Cordoba, cure Muslim and Christian alike, and know prosperity can reverse in a single decree. Across more than two centuries, The Lords of the Levant - Book II explores: How empires rise and fall-but families try to endure. How tolerance can exist, but never without tension and hierarchy. How people negotiate identity when every choice-conversion, resistance, emigration, silence-has a cost. How a land once seen as a distant frontier becomes a true homeland for those born there, neither invaders nor conquered, but Andalusi to the core. If you enjoy: The emotional depth and historical detail of Ken Follett's medieval sagas, The multi-family, multi-generational sweep of James Michener, Or the intimate portraits of daily life under changing regimes in Hilary Mantel or Guy Gavriel Kay's "The Lions of Al-Rassan", .then this novel will immerse you in medieval Iberia as you've rarely seen it: through Arab, Berber, Jewish, and Christian eyes at once. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …