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'''Muhammad ibn Abd ar-Rahman al-Wa'st''' (823 – 886) was emir of {{Wiki|Emirate of Córdoba|Córdoba}} from 852 to 886, reigning as '''Muhammad I'''.
'''Muhammad ibn Abd ar-Rahman al-Wa'st''' (823 – 886) was emir of [[Emirate of Córdoba|Córdoba]] from 852 to 886, reigning as '''Muhammad I'''.


Succeeding his father [[Abd al-Rahman II]], Muhammad spent much of his reign quelling several revolts and separatist movements of the {{Wiki|Muwallad}} and the {{Wiki|Mozarabs}} in the state.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Muhammad I of Córdoba}}</ref> Continuing the tradition laid down by his father, Muhammad maintained a trade route with the [[Norse]]-[[Gaels|Gaelic]] Kingdom of [[Dublin]] in [[Ireland]], which allowed him to sustain his reign.<ref name="ACV">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Overseas Trading]]: Clothes for Córdoba</ref>
Succeeding his father [[Abd al-Rahman II]], Muhammad spent much of his reign quelling several revolts and separatist movements of the {{Wiki|Muwallad}} and the {{Wiki|Mozarabs}} in the state.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Muhammad I of Córdoba}}</ref> Continuing the tradition laid down by his father, Muhammad maintained a trade route with the [[Norse]]-[[Gaels|Gaelic]] Kingdom of [[Dublin]] in [[Ireland]], which allowed him to sustain his reign.<ref name="ACV">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Overseas Trading]]: Clothes for Córdoba</ref>

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Muhammad ibn Abd ar-Rahman al-Wa'st (823 – 886) was emir of Córdoba from 852 to 886, reigning as Muhammad I.

Succeeding his father Abd al-Rahman II, Muhammad spent much of his reign quelling several revolts and separatist movements of the Muwallad and the Mozarabs in the state.[1] Continuing the tradition laid down by his father, Muhammad maintained a trade route with the Norse-Gaelic Kingdom of Dublin in Ireland, which allowed him to sustain his reign.[2]

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