Nasr
Sultan of Granada
Born
1287
738 years ago
Died
November 16th, 1322
702 years ago — 35 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Spain
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Ruled as the Sultan of Granada from 1238 until death in 1322. Oversaw the construction of the Alhambra, an architectural marvel and UNESCO World Heritage site. His reign marked the peak of the Emirate's prosperity and cultural flourishing during the late medieval period. Engaged in diplomatic relations with neighboring kingdoms, balancing power struggles in the Iberian Peninsula.
Oversaw the construction of the Alhambra
Ruled during the peak of the Emirate's prosperity
Strengthened diplomatic relations with neighboring kingdoms
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