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Idris Ii
Moulay Idriss II ( Arabic : History
On the death of Idris I. , his wife Kenza (daughter of Chief Berber tribes Awarbas ), was pregnant, three months later she gave birth to a boy who received the name of Idris ( 793 ).
Rashid (Arabic: The tomb
Around 1458, his tomb, which was previously thought to Walili with his father, was found in the souks of Fez by the vizier Wattassides Yahya Zakariya Sultan Merinid `Abd al-Haqq. Zakariya Yahya thought to be a political process to his advantage, but it was a descendant of Idris who took the opportunity to have himself proclaimed sultan of Fez.
| Preceded by | Idriss II | Followed by | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idris I. |
| Muhammad bin Idris |
References
Sources
- Charles-Andre Julien , History of North Africa from its origins to 1830, original edition 1931, reprint Payot, Paris, 1994
- Chafik T. Benchekroun, The Idrissids (The story cons history), Master's Thesis I, University of Toulouse, September 2010.
- (Ar) hukam
See also
Related article
- Idrisid dynasty , a dynasty founded by his father Idris I
- Moulay Idriss , a city containing the tomb of Idris I
- Fez , a city founded by Idriss Idriss I and II
- Idrissids families , some families from Idriss II
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