Azul, alle miteinander!
Guckt mal, was ich bei arifino.com gefunden habe:
The Kingdom of Nekor "The Kingdom of Nekor was an emirate in the Rif with its capital initially at Temsaman but later at Nekor , founded by an immigrant of southern Arabianorigins, Salih I ibnMansur al- Himyari in 710 AD, by ( Abbasid ) Caliphal grant. He converted the local Berber tribes to Islam ; they soon tired of the restrictions of the religion, and threw him out in favor of aperson known as az-Zaydi from the Nafza tribe, but then changed their mind and took him back, and his dynasty, the Banu Salih,ruled the region until 1019...".
"The Banu Salih rulers were:
... Sa'id I ibn Idris ( 760 - 803 ), who moved the capital to Nekor. In his reign,Nekor was sacked by the Normans , who took many prisoners, a few of whom were ransomedby the Umayyad ruler of Spain...".
Am Ende dieses Beitrags steht:
"All dates are converted from Hijri , and may be up to a year out.This is largely based on Ibn Khaldun , whose account is itself based on al-Bakri."
Der Zeitraum in dem der Angriff der Wikinger ("Normans")stattgefunden haben soll, scheint in dem Beitrag aber zu früh angesetzt worden zu sein. Ich habe ansonsten mehrfach die Jahreszahl 859 gelesen, was auch besser dazu passt, dass der Wikingeranführer Bjørn Jernside (Bjorn Ironside)den Angriff geleitet haben soll und die ersten Wikingerfahrten überhaupt erst um das Jahr 800 im Norden Europas begannen.
Was man im Internet so alles finden kann... Aber noch mehr gespannt bin ich darauf, ob es in Marokko auch archäologische Funde aus der Wikingerzeit gibt.
Gruss von Anna
