boabdil in a sentence

1. Boabdil: His horse is stuck in the mud.

2. That was the name of the wife of the last Moorish king of Al-Andalus, Boabdil.

3. Capileira was the scene for the battles between Boabdil and his uncle, El Zagal.

4. When he left the city, Boabdil - a strong, proud man - began to sob like a small child.

5. In the same year, Boabdil in Granada pushing yourself to Power, to overthrow his father.

6. If you want to understand the fascination with Granada, the legend of Boabdil tell is all.

7. Boabdil Guesthouse: This small hotel is a renovated Andalusian house with lots of original features.

8. It is said that the last Sultan Boabdil wept when taking in his final glimpse of the beautiful landscape.

9. Here Boabdil comes to 1459, the son of the Emir of Granada, to the world, actually he is called Abu Abdallah.

10. A prize to one of the many men who allowed the city to fall and its delivery by the last Nazarite King Boabdil.

11. Even so, we know very well King Boabdil, last King of Granada, and we tend to forget that there was also another king…

12. Boabdil will be born almost 750 years have passed since the armed power of Allah from North Africa to the Iberian Peninsula translated.

13. You remember the famous lament of the Spanish Moors, “Ay de mi Alhama”, which tells how King Boabdil received the news of the fall of his city of Alhama.

14. Just now, where the Moors, the Muslims on the Iberian Peninsula, to stand together against the Christians, who have more soldiers and better weapons, splits, Boabdil would have to the Kingdom.

15. it is also possible to get to the alhambra on foot via cuesta del rey chico, which means the little king's slope, so called in honour of the last nasrid king, boabdil«el chico»(«the little king»).

16. It is also possible to get to the Alhambra on foot via Cuesta del Rey Chico, which means the Little King's Slope, so called in honour of the last Nasrid king, Boabdil «el Chico» («the Little King»).

17. The Christians were favoured by the internal troubles of Granada, which were due to the party of the Emir Muley Hassan and his son Boabdil, and, after the death of the former, to the supporters of his uncle Abdallah el Zagal.

18. By 1491 Granada’s last sultan and the Alhambra’s last Muslim master, Muhammad XII, also known as Boabdil, knew that all was lost and that it was only a matter of time before the great united army laying siege to Granada made its move.