how is the ruler related to the marinid princes?
Presence of Marinid pretenders in his court gave him leverage in case the two states came into conflict.
Yusuf I of Granada
Abu al-Hasan tried unsuccessfully to regain the Marinid throne until his death in 1351. Two other challengers to Abu Inan, his brothers Abu al-Fadl and Abu Salim, fled to Granada. Yusuf refused pressure from the Marinid Sultan to hand them over. Like many other Nasrid sultans, Yusuf found that the presence of Marinid pretenders in his court gave him leverage in case the two states came into conflict.
who is yusuf i of granada? Seventh Nasrid ruler which country was he a ruler in? Emirate of Granada on the Iberian Peninsula. which tributaries run in the emirate of granada? UNANSWERABLE did the granada fall? Yes, was completely surrendered to Ferdinand and Isabella, and Los Reyes Católicos. what kind of architecture did it have? Alhambra palace was expanded. how long did the former ruler rule this place? Emirate completely came under them after January 2, 1492. did he take part in any war? Yes, Marinid–Granadan war. who was this fought between? Two muslim kingdoms and Castile. which were the two muslim kingdoms? Order of Alcántara and Order of Santiago. when did the war end? UNANSWERABLE
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Yusuf I of Granada [SEP] Yusuf and the Marinid princes
Abu al-Hasan tried unsuccessfully to regain the Marinid throne until his death in 1351. Two other challengers to Abu Inan, his brothers Abu al-Fadl and Abu Salim, fled to Granada. Yusuf refused pressure from the Marinid Sultan to hand them over. Like many other Nasrid sultans, Yusuf found that the presence of Marinid pretenders in his court gave him leverage in case the two states came into conflict. At Yusuf's encouragement, Abu al-Fadl then went to Castile to seek help from Peter. Peter, seeking to incite another civil war in North Africa, provided ships to land the prince in Sus in order to attack Abu Inan.