Al-Andalus
Wašqa وشقة
Today: Huesca, Spain
- Years
- 719–1096
Wašqa was a walled town of the Upper March, famous for its ninety towers, held by the Banū Hūd until Pedro I of Aragon took it in 1096 after the battle of Alcoraz.
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