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Muhammad al-Muzaffar of Badajoz
Muhammad al-Muzaffar of Badajoz was the second Aftasid ruler of the Taifa of Badajoz, reigning from about 1045 to 1068. He fought long wars with the Taifa of Seville and lost Coimbra to Ferdinand I of León in 1064, paying him tribute. A learned man, he compiled a vast anthology known after him as al-Kitab al-Muzaffari.
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