Ahmed Amokrane
Amokrane of the Ait Abbas
About Ahmed Amokrane
Ahmed Amokrane was a traditional leader or chief.
Ahmed II was an amokrane of the Kingdom of Ait Abbas, during the 16th century.
Biography
In 1559, Ahmed succeeded his brother, Sultan Abdelaziz, becoming the first ruler to adopt the title of amokrane. extending his influence as far as the oases of Tolga, Biskra, Touggourt and Laghouat.
In 1598, he occupied Algiers during an expendition against the Regency of Algiers.
Around 1600, Ahmed led an attack on Fort Hamza near Bouira. Despite winning, Ahmed was killed during the battle.
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Ahmed Amokrane was a traditional leader or chief.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Ahmed II Ait Mokran
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