Abu Inan Faris
Marinid ruler of Morocco
Born
1329
696 years ago
Died
January 10th, 1358
667 years ago — 29 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Morocco
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Ruled Morocco during the Marinid dynasty, presiding over a period marked by both territorial expansion and consolidation of power. Implemented various administrative reforms and engaged in military campaigns against neighboring territories. Promoted cultural development, contributing to the construction of significant architectural works, notably in Fez. His reign was characterized by efforts to strengthen the Marinid influence in the region, while navigating complex relations with both internal rivals and external powers.
Strengthened Marinid authority in Morocco
Led military campaigns to expand territory
Contributed to architectural developments in Fez
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