Abraham ben Solomon

Abraham ben Solomon was a 16th-century Spanish historian who made significant contributions to the field of history. Born in Torrutiel, Spain, he was a member of the Jewish community and developed an interest in documenting historical events. His work was heavily influenced by his experiences and the events that unfolded during his lifetime, particularly the expulsion of Jews from Spain.

Abraham ben Solomon's most notable work is Sefer ha-Qabbalah, a historical text that continues the work of Abraham ibn Daud. Completed in 1510, the book provides an account of the events of 1492, a pivotal year in Spanish history. Following his expulsion from Spain, Abraham ben Solomon settled in Fez, Morocco, where he likely drew upon his experiences to inform his writing. Through his work, he has left a lasting legacy as a historian and chronicler of the Jewish community in 16th-century Spain.