After the various provincial divisions of our country there are still areas that, for historical reasons known and unknown in one case in the majority, are within a province bordering different from that to which it belongs . Ten years ago I read about this and, apart from being surprised, I noticed that even in modern Spain things happen like that, but not only that, but within the current autonomy have not about land claims, many of them vacant and uninhabited ..
According to the Decree of 1833, in Article 3, "If a village at the tip of a province is part of his term in the adjoining province, this area belong to one in which is situated the village" . This is a question of fixing the boundaries of each province respecting the municipal boundaries. Read more: http://www.celtiberia.net/articulo.asp?id=2407&cadena=ademuz # ixzz0x5BXJHi0 Ceit Abu CEIT is indeed a historical figure related to the Taifa of Valencia. Teruel
Place names refer to this family Almohad. So was the residence Beceite hunting this wren, Calaceite, close, means "house of Ceit" ... Here
get some data of the character:
"also known as Abu Zayd Abu
Ceit. Almohad governor of Valencia in the thirteenth century. When the caliph Yususf II died in 1224, was recognized as his successor 'Abd al- Wahid, Abu Zayd except that became independent governing Valencia. He was forced to maintain positions very diplomatic with their natural enemies to maintain their independence. For example became a vassal of Ferdinand III of Castile to secure its borders by the west. Its northern border, ie its relations with the Kingdom of Aragon not assumed too much difficulty, as when James I of Aragon is dedicated to besiege Peñíscola, Abu Zayd was limited to only a truce and to pay pariahs. But when al-Mamun declared caliph in Sevilla, Abu Zayd acknowledge and undo what it had set up agreements with the king of Castilla, Fernando III. In 1228 following riots in the Abu Zayd began a crackdown on the border castles Teruel who were in Christian hands as Bejís Villahermosa. Zayd became a Christian. In 1229 signed the treaty with Jaime Calatayud I posed the allegiance to the King of Aragon, who obtained a quarter of the income of the places and castles that could acquire the Muslim in his old domain. Abu Yumail Zayyan Onda revolted and managed to enter Valencia on January 24, 1229. Abu Zayd went left Valencia and Aragon. Zayd was with Blasco de Alagon and other knights of Aragon in the conquest of land. The 1232 James I gave the proportion of income that may be applicable, if the won-in the city of Valencia, while retaining other rights made by Jaime I. The 1236 Zayd promised in a new covenant, that their children would be vassals of the king of Aragon. "
Ceit Descendants of Abu Ceit were, once Christianized, with the possessions of corner ademuz (hence the origin of this enclave historical land Valencia between Teruel and Cuenca) and Sandy Manor Courts.
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