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Hintata

The Hintata or Hin Tata were a Berber tribal confederation belonging to the tribal group Masmuda of the High Atlas, Morocco. They were historically known for their political power in the region of Marrakesh between the twelfth century and sixteenth century. Having helped the Almohads come to power, the Hintata have always been very close to the Almohad…

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Location
Marrakesh, Morocco
Branches
Banu (Ait) Galgaʾiya, Banu (Ait) Lamazdur, Banu (Ait) Tagurtant, Banu (Ait) Taklawwuh-tin, Banu (Ait) Talwuh-rit, Banu (Ait) Tumsidin, Banu (Ait) Wawazgit, Banu (Ait) Yigaz, and…
Demonym
Hintati
Ethnicity
Berber (Masmuda)

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Hintata

Nodes45
Edges44
Triples116
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
Components1

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Hintata

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related to Almohad era · 44
Hintata → Abd, Abu Hafs, Abu Hafs Umar, Abu Magalifa, Abu Ya'qub, Abu Zakariyya Yahya, Adil, Al-andalus, Almohad, Almohad Mahdi, Almohads, Andalus, Dawud, Faska, Faska U-Mzal, Hafsids, However, Iberian Peninsula, Ibn, Ibn Tumart
related to Marinid era · 36
Hintata → Abu, Abu Hafs, After, Ali, Almohad, Amir, At, Awlad Yunus, Fadl, Hasan Ali, Hintāta, However, Ibn, In, Inan, Jabal Hintata, Khatib, Later, Maghreb, Marinid
related to Branches · 13
Hintata → Ait, Banu, Galgaʾiya, Lamazdur, Mazala, Tagurtant, Taklawwuh-tin, Talwuh-rit, The, These, Tumsidin, Wawazgit, Yigaz
related to Saadid era · 13
Hintata → April, Ataide, Maghrebi, Marrakesh, Muḥammad, Nasir Bu-Shantuf, Nuno Fernandes, On, Portuguese, Saadians, Taroudant, The Hintata, These
related to Modern era · 6
Hintata → Gaygāya, In, Morocco, Sfax, Some, Tunisia
Branches · 1
Hintata → Banu (Ait) Galgaʾiya, Banu (Ait) Lamazdur, Banu (Ait) Tagurtant, Banu (Ait) Taklawwuh-tin, Banu (Ait) Talwuh-rit, Banu (Ait) Tumsidin, Banu (Ait) Wawazgit, Banu (Ait) Yigaz, and…
Demonym · 1
Hintata → Hintati
Ethnicity · 1
Hintata → Berber (Masmuda)
Location · 1
Hintata → Marrakesh, Morocco

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almohad marrakesh abu power ibn marinid isbn century marinids morocco sheikh maghreb dynasty confederation almohads berber masmuda hafs caliph 'amir

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HintataBranchesBanu (Ait) Galgaʾiya, Banu (Ait) Lamazdur, Banu (Ait) Tagurtant, Banu (Ait) Taklawwuh-tin, Banu (Ait) Talwuh-rit, Banu (Ait) Tumsidin, Banu (Ait) Wawazgit, Banu (Ait) Yigaz, and…1.00infobox
HintataDemonymHintati1.00infobox
HintataEthnicityBerber (Masmuda)1.00infobox
HintataLocationMarrakesh, Morocco1.00infobox
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraThe Hintata0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraWanudin0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraYansilt0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraNamir0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraDawud0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraAbu Magalifa0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraFaska U-Mzal0.60section
Hintatarelated to Almohad eraAlmohad Mahdi0.60section

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