Sosa :1,645,840
(Yehudah "Prince" ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ish adviser of king Alphonso Henriques 1 and "Arrabi Mor". (grandrabbi of Portugal))
(Yehudah “Prince” ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ish)


  • Born about 1181 - Lisbõa, Portugal
  • Deceased about 1228 - Lisbõa, Portugal,aged about 47 years old
  • Adviser of king Alphonso Henriques 1 and "Arrabi Mor". (grandrabbi of Portugal)

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OBJE: _FILESIZE 189682
OBJE: _PHOTO_RIN MH:P4884
OBJE: _FILESIZE 189721
OBJE: _PHOTO_RIN MH:P4885

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    - Internet site for Genalogics - Legrand.FTW - RootsWeb World connect - https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-40001-945526743/yehudah-ibn-yahya-ibn-yaish-prince-in-familysearch-family-tree - Yehudah ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ish 'Prince'Also known as: Ben Yahia (Rabino)Gender: MaleBirth: Between Jan 8 1180 and Jan 7 1181 - PortugalDeath: Between Jan 8 1227 and Jan 7 1228 - Lisboa PortugalFather: <a>Yahya ibn Ya'ish 'El Negro'</a>Wife: <a>Mina) Ben Yehuda</a>Son: <a>Don Yosef "Hazaken" ben Yehudah ibn Yahya (ibn Yachya)</a>
    - Internet site for Genalogics - Legrand.FTW - RootsWeb World connect - https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-40000-42696072/yehudah-ibn-yahya-ibn-yaish-in-geni-world-family-tree - Yehudah ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ishGender: MaleBirth: 1180 - Lisbon, PortugalOccupation: adviser of king Alphonso Henriques 1 and "Arrabi Mor". (grandrabbi of Portugal)Death: 1227 - Lisbon, PortugalFather: <a>Yehuda "Yahya" ibn Ya'ish</a>Mother: <a>Unknown ibn Ya`hish</a>Wife: <a>Unknown Unknown</a>Children: <a>Don Yosef "Hazaken" ben Yehudah ibn Yahya (born ibn Yachya), Don</a>, <a>Yahya ibn Yachya</a>Siblings: <a>Ya'ish ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ish (born ibn Ya'ish)</a>, <a>Yakob ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ish</a>

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Ancestry ChartDescendancy Chart
                                                                             _____|16_sosa David ben Yehudah "Hiyya" ibn Yahya 1067-1113
                                                   _____|8_sosa Hayy "Hiyya" ibn Ya'ish Hiyya ibn Ya'ish ben David al-Daudi 1085-ca 1154
                                                  /                         ¯¯¯¯¯|17_sosa x bat Baruch ben Isaac alBalia ca 1078-
                         _____|4_sosa Yehudah "Ya'ish" Ya'ish ben Yahudah ibn Yaḥyā ca 1115-ca 1204
                        /                        \                          _____|18_sosa Martim Móniz /1090-ca 1147
                       /                          ¯¯¯¯¯|9_sosa Sisnándiz Móniz (Nunes) ca 1101-
                      /                                                     ¯¯¯¯¯|19_sosa Elvira "Unisco" Unisco Núñes Sisnándiz ca 1075-
|2_sosa Yehuda ibn Ya'ish ca 1151-ca 1223
|                      \
|                       ¯¯¯¯¯|5_sosa Chamoa (Flâmula) Gomes de Celanova ca 1120-
|--1_sosa Yehudah "Prince" ibn Yahya ibn Ya'ish ca 1181-ca 1228
|3_sosa x ?


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