Ibn Battuta : : le Voyageur de L'islam = The Traveler of Islam = El Viajero del Islam, 1304-1377

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Call Number: CD World Middle-East Battuta Ibn Oversize
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Ibn Battuta (1304-1369), Muslim Moroccan scholar and explorer.
Disc 1. Itinerary: Part I. From Marocco to Afghanistan, 1304-1335. 1304 : Tangier -- 1311-1315 : Apogee of The Muslim Empire of mali -- 1324 : Death of Marco Polo -- 1325 : Marocco -- Egypt -- 1326 : El Cairo -- Jerusalem-Damascus -- In Damascus -- 1326 : Death of Osman I -- 1326 : Arabia : Mecca -- 1326-1327 : Iraq-Persia -- 1328-1330 : Yemen-Zanzibar -- 1329 : Battle of Pelekanon -- 1331 : Oman and the Persian Gulf -- 1332-1333 : Anatolia -- 1334 : Ukraine and Constantinople -- Samarcand -- 1334-1335 : Central Asia.
Disc 2. Ininerary: Part II. 1335 : Afghanistan, India, China, Bagdad, Grenada, Mali and back to Fez -- 1336 : Fonding of the kingdom of Vijayanagar by Prince Bukka. Ibn Battuta arrives in India, where he will remain for seven years. While there, he is the guest of Sultan of delhi, Muhammad ibn Tughluq -- 1344 : Ibn Battuta travels to the Maldives -- 1345 : He travels to South Asia, visiting Sandabur (Goa) and China as the ambassador of the Indian sultan -- 1345 : Beginning of China's colonisation of South-West Asia -- 1346 : The long journey home to Morocco via Baghdad and Aleppo (1348) -- 1350 : He visits al-Andalus: Grenada -- 1352 : Ibn Battuta crosses the Sahara -- 1353 : He visits the Empire of Mali -- 1354 : Pedro III conquers Sardinia -- 1356 : Zhu Yuanshang revolts against the Mongols -- 1357 : Back in Fez, Ibn Battuta starts work on the chronicle of his Travels: The Rihla -- 1359 : Murat I sycceeeds his father, Sultan Ohrhan Gazi -- 1368 : Siege of Baeza -- 1368 : Yuan Mongols are expelled from Beijing. Founding of the Ming Dynasty -- 1377? : Death of Ibn Battuta.
Hespèrion XXI ; Jordi Savall, violes da gamba & conductor.

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