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Abu Isa ibn Labbun

11th century · 11th century · Also known as Ibn Labbun

Abu Isa ibn Labbun was a Valencian notable who made himself master of Murviedro, the ancient Saguntum, after al-Qadir was installed in Valencia as a Castilian client in 1086. Known only from brief chronicle notices, his small lordship was caught up in the struggles for the Valencian region involving El Cid, who took Murviedro in 1098.

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