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Abdalwadid is the name of a Berber
Berber

Berber may refer to:*a member of the Berber people**the Berber languages, a family of Afro-Asiatic languages**Berberism, a political-cultural supporting a distinct Berber identity....
 Zenata
Zenata

The Zenata are one of the main divisions of the medieval Berber people, along with Senhaja and Masmuda. They were traditionally nomads whose main home was the Middle Maghreb , an area stretching, roughly speaking, from the Rif to Chlef Province....
 dynasty in North Africa. The Abdalwadid kingdom with capital at Tlemcen
Tlemcen

Tlemcen is a town in Northwestern Algeria, and the capital of the Tlemcen Province. Its population is 132,341 as of the 1998 census. Located inland, it is located in the center of a region known for its olive plantations and vineyards....
, in what is now western Algeria
Algeria

Algeria , officially the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, is a country located in North Africa. It is the largest country of the Mediterranean sea, second largest in the Arab World, and the second largest on the African continent and the eleventh-largest country in the world in terms of land area....
, existed from 1236 to 1550. They were also called Zayyanid, Ziyyanid or Zianid (Arabic: ???????), so Zianides, Ziyyanides or Banu Zayan.








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Abdalwadid is the name of a Berber
Berber

Berber may refer to:*a member of the Berber people**the Berber languages, a family of Afro-Asiatic languages**Berberism, a political-cultural supporting a distinct Berber identity....
 Zenata
Zenata

The Zenata are one of the main divisions of the medieval Berber people, along with Senhaja and Masmuda. They were traditionally nomads whose main home was the Middle Maghreb , an area stretching, roughly speaking, from the Rif to Chlef Province....
 dynasty in North Africa. The Abdalwadid kingdom with capital at Tlemcen
Tlemcen

Tlemcen is a town in Northwestern Algeria, and the capital of the Tlemcen Province. Its population is 132,341 as of the 1998 census. Located inland, it is located in the center of a region known for its olive plantations and vineyards....
, in what is now western Algeria
Algeria

Algeria , officially the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, is a country located in North Africa. It is the largest country of the Mediterranean sea, second largest in the Arab World, and the second largest on the African continent and the eleventh-largest country in the world in terms of land area....
, existed from 1236 to 1550. They were also called Zayyanid, Ziyyanid or Zianid (Arabic: ???????), so Zianides, Ziyyanides or Banu Zayan.

List of rulers


  • Abu Yahya I bin Zayyan 1236-1283 or Yghomracen Ibn Zyan (1236 à 1283)
  • Abu Said Uthman I 1283-1303 (son of previous)or Othmane Ibn Yaghmoracen (1283-1304)
  • Abu Zayyan I 1303-1308 (son of previous)
  • Abu Hammu I 1308-1318 (brother of the previous)
  • Abu Tashufin I 1318-1337 (son of the previous)
First Marinid
Marinid

The Anglicised name used for this article derives from the Arabic Banu Marin .The Marinid dynasty was a Berber dynasty formed in 1244....
 conquest 1337-1348 (Marinid ruler was Abu al-Hasan Ali)
  • Abu Said Uthman II 1348-1352 (son of Abu Tashufin I)
  • Abu Thabid I (associate) 1348-1352 (brother of Abu Said Uthman II)
Second Marinid conquest 1352-1359 (Marinid ruler was Abu Inan)
  • Abu Hammu II
    Abu Hammu II

    Abu Hammu II was an Abdalwadid Sultan of the Tlemcen in Algeria from 1359-1383.After the failed reign of Abu Tashufin I and the occupation by the Marinids, Abu Hammu II could regain control of the Tlemcen lands with the help of the Hafsids and their alliance with Bedouins in western Algeria....
     1359-1389 (brother of Abu Said Uthman II) Expedition to Bugia
    Bugia

    Bugia is either:*A Spanish and Italian name of the presently Algerian port city of Bejaia*The Italian word for a candle, especially used as the name for an additional candle carried by a server standing beside a bishop at some Christian liturgical celebrations carried It is counted among the pontificalia....
     defeated, 1366
  • Abu Tashufin II 1389-1393 (son of Abu Hammu I)
  • Abu Thabid II 1393 (son of Abu Tashufin I)
  • Abul Hadjdjadj I 1393-1394 (brother of the previous)
  • Abu Zayyan II 1394-1399 ((brother of the previous)
  • Abu Muh I 1399-1401 (brother of the previous)
  • Abu Abdallah I 1401-1411 (brother of the previous)
  • Abd er Rahman I bin Abu Muh 1411 (son of Abu Muh I)
  • Said I bin Abu Tashufin 1411 (brother of Abu Muh I)
  • Abu Malek I 1411-1423 (brother of Said I)
  • Abu Abdallah II 1423-1427 (son of Abd er Rahman I)
Civil War 1427-1429
  • Abu Abdallah II (second time) 1429-1430
  • Abu Abbas Ahmad I 1430-1461 (son of Abu Thabit II)
  • Abu Abdallah III 1461-1468 (son of the previous)
  • Abu Tashufin III 1468 (son of the previous)
  • Abu Abdallah IV 1468-1504 (brother of the previous)
  • Abu Abdallah V 1504-1517 (son of the previous)
  • Abu Hammu III 1517-1527 (son of Abu Abbas Ahmad)
  • Abu Muh II 1527-1540 (brother of the previous)
  • Abu Abdallah VI 1540 (son of the previous)
  • Abu Zayyan II 1540-1543 (brother of the previous)
Saadid conquest 1543-1544
  • Abu Zayyan II (second time) 1544-1550
  • Al Hassan ben Abu Muh 1550 (brother of the previous)