Marinid Dynasty
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The Marinid, Merinid or Beni Marin ethnic group (Arabic: مرينيون marîniyûn or بنو مرين banû marîn) was a Zenata-Berber tribe of North Africa.
The tribe formed a dynasty (known as the Marinid/Merinid/Benemerine dynasty) , largely concentrated in present-day Morocco, which lasted until 1465 CE (869 AH). It overtook the Almohad dynasty in controlling most of the Maghreb from the mid-1300s to the 15th century. They also intervened in Al Andalus in the 12th and 13th centuries. The last Marinid fortress in Spain fell to Castile in 1344 CE (744 AH), and they were in turn replaced by the Hafsid Dynasty.
| The Marinid Caliph | |
|---|---|
| Abd al-Haqq I | 1195 CE (591 AH) |
| Uthman I | 1217 CE (613 AH) |
| Muhammad I | 1240 CE (637 AH) |
| Abu Yahya ibn Abd al-Haqq | 1244 CE (641 AH) |
| Umar | 1258 CE (655 AH) |
| Abu Yusuf Yaqub | 1259 CE (656 AH) |
| Abu Yaqub Yusuf | 1286 CE (684 AH) |
| Abu Thabit | 1307 CE (706 AH) |
| Abu l-Rabia | 1308 CE (707 AH) |
| Abu Said Utman II | 1310 CE (709 AH) |
| Abu al-Hasan 'Ali | 1331 CE (731 AH) |
| Abu Inan Faris | 1348 CE (748 AH) |
| Muhammad II as Said | 1359 CE (760 AH) |
| Abu Salim Ali II | 1359 CE (760 AH) |
| Abu Umar Taschufin | 1361 CE (762 AH) |
| Abu Zayyan Muhammad III | 1362 CE (763 AH) |
| Abu l-Fariz Abdul Aziz I | 1366 CE (767 AH) |
| Mustafa I | 1622 CE (1031 AH) |
| Murad IV | 1623 CE (1032 AH) |
| Abu l-Abbas Ahmad | 1372 CE (773 AH) |
| Abu Zayyan Muhammad IV | 1384 CE (785 AH) |
| Muhammad V | 1386 CE (787 AH) |
| Abu l-Abbas Ahmad | 1387 CE (788 AH) |
| Abdul Aziz II | 1393 CE (795 AH) |
| Abdullah (Marinid Caliph)Abdullah | 1398 CE (800 AH) |
| Abu Said Uthman III | 1399 CE (801 AH) |
| Abdalhaqq II | 1420 CE (822 AH) |
