People of 11th-century Iberia

Andalusada is a long and complicated world, and it starts in 11th-century Iberia, which is particularly notable for a few reasons:

• There are so many factions, and all of them need to be accounted for from the start.
• So many of them - far more, understandably, than the rest of the TL combined - are actual historic personalities, who'll need rewriting.

This, therefore, is a one-stop list for keeping track of who's who, and from where.

Alfonso VI, King of Léon, Castile, and Galicia.
His wife, Constance of Burgundy.

• Their daughter, Urraca, two years old as of 1081.

Garcia II, King of Galicia, g

Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad, emir of Seville.
His wife, I'timad.

• His son (by her?), Rashid.

His court:

• ibn Hamdis, Siculo-Arabic poet.

Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, El Cid.
His wife, Jimena, age 37.

Sancho Ramirez, King of Aragon, Navarre, and Zaragoza.
His wife, Felicia, and their children:

• Pero, a boy of twelve;
• Afonso, a boy of seven, being raised in the Abbey of Siresa as of 1081.
• Ramiro, a boy of six, being raised in a Benedictine abbey as of 1081.