In 932, a two-year siege ended with the fall of Toledo to the Caliph
After enduring two years of isolation and hunger, the rebellious city of Toledo finally fell to the Caliph of Córdoba in 932, marking a pivotal moment in the unification of Al-Andalus.
The city of Toledo surrendered to Caliph Abd al-Rahman III in 932, ending a grueling two-year siege that had pushed its citizens to the brink of starvation. This victory was the crowning achievement in the Caliph's campaign to crush internal rebellions and consolidate power within the Central March of Spain.
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