Mohammed ibn Ali Amrani-Joutey’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

From Morocco
Gender male
Death

1471

Mohammed ibn Ali al-Amrani al-Joutey al-Idrissi (arabe : محمد بن علي العمراني الجوطي الإدريسي) est une personnalité historique marocaine d’ascendance chérifienne idrisside, 20 descendant en ligne directe d’Idris I.

Chef des Chorfas de Fès au milieu du XV siècle, il est proclamé sultan du Maroc en mai 1465 à la suite d’une révolte qui aboutit à l’assassinat du sultan mérinide Abd al-Haqq II, mort sans laisser d’héritier. Il ne réussit cependant pas à imposer son autorité bien au-delà de Fès et de sa région.

Le règne de Mohammed ibn Ali dure jusqu’en 1471, date à laquelle il est renversé par Mohammed ach-Chaykh, qui fonde la dynastie des Wattassides.

Peu de temps après avoir été renversé, Mohammed ibn Ali quite le Maroc et s’exile à Tunis.

Voir aussi

  • Dynastie des Idrissides
  • Chérifs idrissides
  • Histoire du Maroc
  • Portail du Maroc
  • Portail de l’histoire
  • Portail de la monarchie
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