“Palatia” in Septimania: signs of Al-Andalus territorial organisation at the north of the Pyrenees
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2007.v37.i1.32Keywords:
Septimania, palatia, al-Andalus, carolingiansAbstract
Presence of Andalusian State in Septimania has been traditionally neglected, with few exceptions, by historiography. In this text, we try to offer a view of the territorial organisation of the Andalusian State at the north of the Pyrenees by means of a line of research, contrasted in Catalunya Vella, that identifies the toponyms derived from palatium with a primitive network of settlements built during the Islamic conquest. The study of documentary and toponymic sources reveals that these toponyms show the guidelines of a logical spread, always concentrated in southern Septimania.
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