Examples of using Marinid in English and their translations into Russian
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D. Pedro de Menezes led the Portuguese garrison in a sally against the Marinid siege camp
The Nasrid ruler Muhammed V of Granada sent two Marinid princes to Morocco whom he had been holding captive in Granada:
Muhammed V sent two Marinid princes to Morocco whom he had been holding captive in Granada:
But they remained, at root, a tribal dynasty, and without the kind of religious authority or prestige the Almoravids or the Almohads enjoyed, the Marinid chances of replicating their empires over the Maghreb
was threatening to divide the Marinid dominions.
there is little doubt that Abu Yusuf Yaqub ought to be rightly regarded as the founder of the Marinid state.
after a two-year siege, Tlemcen finally fell to a Marinid assault.
The assassination of Imam al-Jazuli in 1465 by Marinid agents led to an uprising in Fez which finally brought the Marinid sultanate to an ignominious end.
a Nasrid-sponsored pretender to the Marinid throne.
In early 1335, Marinid forces under Abu al-Hassan invaded Tlemcen from the west
no garrisons to hold the Marinid positions in his wake.
rolling back the hard-won Marinid gains of the last few years.
was in serious crisis, given that it had been a few years since the long and devastating Marinid Siege of Tlemcen.
offering his daughter Fatimah as a bride for the Marinid heir Abu al-Ḥasan.
Yusuf I of Granada maintained the alliance with the Marinid ruler.
A Marinid fleet blockaded Tlemcen through much of 1290, but to little effect.
Several Ifriqiyan parties appealed to the Marinid ruler for assistance.
Abu Faris was one of the more decisive of the Marinid rulers.
Abu al-Hassan crossed with the bulk of the Marinid forces in August 1340.
Marinid emir Abu al-Hasan erected a couple of new mosques,