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     Gobernador de Zaragoza Lope ibn Musá Banu Qasi was born circa 800. He was the son of gobernador de Zaragoza Borja y Tudela Musá II al-Qawasi ibn Musá Banu Qasi.¹ Gobernador de Zaragoza Lope ibn Musá Banu Qasi was a witness where Alfonso III "el Magno", rey de Asturias assisted the successor of Musa II, of the Beni-Kasim, to drive the Emir of Córdoba back out Beni-Kasim lands in Zaragoza.² Gobernador de Zaragoza Lope ibn Musá Banu Qasi drove out the Emir of Córdoba, who had overpowered the kingdom of his father on his death, with an alliance with Alfonso III of Leon, who had even entrusted him with the education of his son Ordoño.² He was living in 875.¹

     Buz bayt Kedar was the son of Qamwal bayt Kedar.²

     Qamwal bayt Kedar was the son of Ubayy bayt Kedar.²

     Ubayy bayt Kedar was the son of Haza bayt Kedar.²

     Haza bayt Kedar was the son of Bildas bayt Kedar.²

     Bildas bayt Kedar was the son of Yidlaf bayt Kedar.²

     Yidlaf bayt Kedar was the son of Tabakh bayt Kedar.²

     Tabakh bayt Kedar was the son of Jaham bayt Kedar.²

     Jaham bayt Kedar was the son of Tahash bayt Kedar.²

     Tahash bayt Kedar was the son of Makha bayt Kedar.²

     Makha bayt Kedar was the son of 'Ayfa bayt Kedar.²

     'Ayfa bayt Kedar was the son of 'Abqar bayt Kedar.²

     'Abqar bayt Kedar was the son of Isma'il bayt Kedar.²

     Isma'il bayt Kedar was the son of 'Ubayd bayt Kedar.²

     'Ubayd bayt Kedar was the son of Hamdan bayt Kedar.²

     Hamdan bayt Kedar was the son of Sanbar bayt Kedar.²

     Sanbar bayt Kedar was the son of Yathribi bayt Kedar.²

     Yathribi bayt Kedar was the son of Yahzan bayt Kedar.²

     Yahzan bayt Kedar was the son of Yalhan bayt Kedar.²

     Yalhan bayt Kedar was the son of Ar'awa bayt Kedar.²

     Ar'awa bayt Kedar was the son of 'Ayfa bayt Kedar.²

     'Ayfa bayt Kedar was the son of Dayshan bayt Kedar.²

     Dayshan bayt Kedar was the son of 'Isar bayt Kedar.²

     'Isar bayt Kedar was the son of Aqnad bayt Kedar.²

     Aqnad bayt Kedar was the son of Ayham bayt Kedar.²

     Ayham bayt Kedar was the son of Muqsir bayt Kedar.²

     Muqsir bayt Kedar was the son of Nahath bayt Kedar.²

     Nahath bayt Kedar was the son of Rizah bayt Kedar.²

     Rizah bayt Kedar was the son of Shamma bayt Kedar.²

     Shamma bayt Kedar was the son of Mizza bayt Kedar.²

     Mizza bayt Kedar was the son of 'Aws bayt Kedar.²

     'Aws bayt Kedar was the son of 'Arram al-Nabit bayt Kedar.²

     'Arram al-Nabit bayt Kedar was the son of Kedar ben Ishmael the Semite.²

     Kedar ben Ishmael the Semite was the son of Ishmael ben Abraham the Semite and Ra'la al-Sayyida of Egypt.¹ His name, Kedar, means "blackness" or "sorrow."² Kedar ben Ishmael the Semite was the second son of Ishmael.³ Kedar is the name for the nomadic tribes of Arabs, the Bedouins generally, who dwelt in the north-west of Arabia. They lived in black hair-tents. To "dwell in the tents of Kedar" was to be cut off from the worship of the true God. The Kedarites suffered at the hands of Nebuchadnezzar.⁴

     Ra'la al-Sayyida of Egypt was the daughter of Mudad the Semite.¹ Ra'la al-Sayyida of Egypt married Ishmael ben Abraham the Semite, son of Patriarch Abraham ben Tarakr the Semite and Hagar the Egyptian.² Ra'la al-Sayyida of Egypt was a wife selected by Ishmael's mother, Hagar, out of the land of egypt.^3,4

     Mudad the Semite was the son of 'Amr the Semite.²

     'Amr the Semite was the son of Mudad the Semite.²

     Mudad the Semite was the son of 'Abd al-Masih the Semite.²

     'Abd al-Masih the Semite was the son of Nugaylah the Semite.²

     Nugaylah the Semite was the son of 'Abd al-Madan the Semite.²

     'Abd al-Madan the Semite was the son of Jursham the Semite.²

     Jursham the Semite was the son of 'Abd Yalil the Semite.²

     'Abd Yalil the Semite was the son of Hadoram the Semite.²

     Hadoram the Semite was born. Gen. 10:26-27 "... Joktan begat ... Hadoram."³ He was the son of Joktan the Semite.²

     Joktan the Semite was born. Gen. 10:25 "And unto Eber ... Joktan."³ He the progenitor of no less than thirteen southern Arabian tribes. Only the purest Arabs, it is still maintained, are those Semitic Arabs descended from Joktan; whilst Hamitic Arabs are referred to somewhat disdainfully as Musta 'rabs, that is, pretended Arabs. He was the son of Patriarch Eber the Chaldean.² Also called Qahtan.¹

     The Oceanid Dione of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth and the Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth.¹ The Oceanid Dione of Greek Myth married the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Cronos of Greek Myth and the Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth.¹

     The Titan Cronos of Greek Myth was the son of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Titan Cronos of Greek Myth was per Greek mythology, the son of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaea (Earth), the youngest of the 12 Titans.² He was in ancient Greek religion, a male deity who was worshiped by the pre-Hellenic population of Greece but probably was not widely worshiped by the Greeks themselves.² He was youngest of the Titanes and the god of time as it affects the course of human life (as opposed to Khronos the ancient god of the ages).³ Also called Saturn of Roman Myth.² He married the Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth, daughter of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Titan Cronos of Greek Myth married the Oceanid Philyra of Greek Myth, daughter of the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth and the Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth.¹ The Titan Cronos of Greek Myth was the father of the Queen of the Gods Hera of Greek Myth; a daughter of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.⁴

     The Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth married the Titan Cronos of Greek Myth, son of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth was an ancient goddess, probably pre-Hellenic in origin, who was worshiped sporadically throughout the Greek world, associated with fruitfulness and had affinities with Gaea (Earth) and the Great Mother of the Gods.² She was the mother of the Queen of the Gods Hera of Greek Myth; a daughter of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.³

     The Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth was the son of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth married the Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth, daughter of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹

     The Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth married the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth, son of the Heaven Uranus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹