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The 19 pages that link to Great Mosque of Córdoba, each with the reason it gives.

• Al-AndalusBroader topic: Its successive expansions trace the growth of Córdoba under Andalusi rulers.

• Islamic architectureBroader topic: Its layered arches and later transformations record the distinctive architectural history of al-Andalus.

• Islamic artBroader topic: Its arches, mosaics, and later alterations show artistic layers formed across changing regimes.

• Islamic geometric patternsBroader topic: Its architectural decoration includes geometric motifs alongside calligraphy and vegetal ornament.

• MosqueBroader topic: Its layered history shows how mosque architecture can outlast changing rule.

• Emirate of CórdobaBroader topic: Its foundation made Umayyad authority visible in the capital's architecture.

• Umayyad architectureBroader topic: It shows how Umayyad building traditions continued and changed in al-Andalus.

• Moorish architectureBroader topic: Its arcades and successive expansions are central to the history of architecture in al-Andalus.

• SahnBroader topic: Its Patio de los Naranjos shows a courtyard adapted to Iberian climate and landscape.

• Spanish architectureBroader topic: Its hypostyle hall and later Christian additions embody Córdoba's layered history.

• Sacral architectureBroader topic: Its layered expansions and later conversion preserve competing histories within one structure.

• Umayyad state of CórdobaBroader topic: Its successive expansions made the dynasty’s patronage visible in the capital.