Horace Sebastiani notoriously quartered himself and his troops in a palace in this city whose construction was begun by Muham
Horace Sebastiani notoriously quartered himself and his troops in a palace in this city whose construction was begun by Muhammad ibn al-Ahmar. Ibn Battuta visited the jurist Ibn Juzayy in this city during its rule by Yusuf I, who lost the Battle of Tarifa. This city's final ruler, who had his base of power in its Albaicin district, lost a war in which this city's port of Malaga was captured. That ruler's mother supposedly said to him, "you (*) cry like a woman for what you could not defend like a man" as he watched this city be captured. The Nasrid dynasty ruled an emirate from a palace in this city that contains the Court of the Lions. The Moor's Last Sigh depicts this city's last ruler, Boabdil, surrendering to the Catholic Monarchs. For 10 points, name this home of the Alhambra, which fell to the Reconquista in 1492.
Horace Sebastiani notoriously quartered himself and his troops in a palace in this city whose construction was begun by Muhammad ibn al-Ahmar.
Granada [or Gharnatah; or Elibyrge; or Iliberius]