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Abd al-Malik Imad al-Dawla
Abd al-Malik Imad al-Dawla was the last Hudid ruler of the Taifa of Zaragoza. He succeeded his father al-Musta'in II in 1110 but lost the city to the Almoravids that same year. Withdrawing to the strong castle of Rueda de Jalón, west of Zaragoza, he ruled a small territory from there with the support of the Christian kings of Aragon until his death in 1130.
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