Saadi Sultanate

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The Saadi Sultanate was a powerful early modern Moroccan dynasty that ruled much of the country from the 16th to 17th centuries, noted for its resistance to foreign powers and its flourishing of arts and architecture.

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Saadi Sultanate of Morocco 4
Saadi Sultanate canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sultanate
dynasty
early modern Moroccan state
alliance France
Kingdom of England
architecturalHeritage El Badi Palace
Saadian Tombs
capital Fez
Marrakesh
conflict conflicts with the Ottoman Empire
wars against the Portuguese Empire
wars against the Spanish Empire
continent Africa
country Morocco
culturalInfluence Andalusian architecture
Islamic art
currency gold dinar
dynasty Saadi dynasty
economicActivity gold trade
slave trade
trans-Saharan trade
endTime 1659
era 16th century
17th century
governmentType hereditary monarchy
knownFor flourishing of architecture
flourishing of arts
resistance to foreign powers
sugar trade
trade with sub-Saharan Africa
language Arabic
Berber languages
locatedIn Maghreb
linked to: North Africa
notableEvent Battle of Alcácer Quibir
Battle of the Three Kings
notableRuler Abdallah al-Ghalib
Ahmad al-Mansur
Mohammed al-Sheikh
linked to: Mohammed al-Shaykh

Zidan Abu Maali
predecessor Wattasid dynasty
religion Sunni Islam
startTime 1510s
successor Alaouite dynasty
territoryIncludes Agadir
Fez
Marrakesh
Souss region
parts of the Sahara

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Republic of Salé overlordClaimedBy Saadi Sultanate
Askia dynasty successorState Saadi Sultanate of Morocco
linked to: Saadi Sultanate
Battle of Tondibi belligerent Saadi Sultanate of Morocco
linked to: Saadi Sultanate
Battle of Alcácer Quibir belligerent Saadi Sultanate of Morocco
linked to: Saadi Sultanate
Moroccan crusading campaign of 1578 opponent Saadi Sultanate of Morocco
linked to: Saadi Sultanate