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The Andalusian army of the Sevillan Taifa

In the mid 1050' AD the ruthless "malik" of Sevilla, al-Mutadid, became one of the most powerfull rulers in the Iberian Peninsula. With a very strong army, few could rival him on the battlefield. This AWr Andalusian army was made with Donnington, Essex and some other figures of unknown origin. Allmost every piece was converted into some extent.

Al-Mutadid, Malik of Sevilla His son, al-Mutamid became a famous poet but lost his kingdom to the al-Murabitun	The commanders. One of them is a Christian adventurer like the famous El Cid
The mounted Hasham (retinue)	The Andalusian cavalry armed "Iberian" style.
The spearmen of the Hasham. Note the shields.	The archers and the crossbowmen