al-Adil Abdallah al-Muwahhidi
Abu Muhammad Abd Allah, son of the amir Ya'qub al-Mansur al-Muwahhidi, known as al-Adil. When Abd al-Wahid took power at Marrakesh he was in al-Andalus and held out at Murcia, believing himself more entitled to the command; he marched toward the Maghrib, endured hardships on the way, and fought his brother Abu al-Ala Idris, who had seized the command and styled himself al-Ma'mun.
Reign · Almohad Caliphate · no. 7 in the chain · 1224–1227 CE
Ruled the caliphate
Events of the reign
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The enemy's entry into Loja with al-Bayasi
The Christians entered Loja in 622 with the sayyid Abu Muhammad al-Bayasi amid his fitna against al-Adil, ravaging it utterly before the Muslims recovered it.
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Siege of Jaen (1225)
Draft card for the Siege of Jaen in 1225, the Andalusian defense against Ferdinand III of Castile; its sources are not yet checked on the page.
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Siege of Peniscola (1225)
Draft card for Siege of Peniscola (1225); its sources are not yet checked on the page.