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Abd al-Malik ibn Hudhayl
Abd al-Malik ibn Hudhayl was ruler of the Taifa of Albarracín, a mountain principality of eastern al-Andalus, from about 1045 to 1103, a member of the Berber Banu Razin family. His long reign kept the small state alive between the taifas of Toledo, Zaragoza and Valencia, paying tribute to Castile and to El Cid when necessary.
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