الأسرة الزيرية الحاكمة في غرناطة

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The circumstances helped the sons of Ziri to establish their state, given the division that Andalusia experienced during that period.

The state of Bani Ziri was established in the year 403 AH, despite the fact that the Umayyad caliphate in Andalusia fell until 422 AH.

The leader of Bani Zairi, was Zawy bin Zairi, However, when it was decided, he left the country of Andalusia and returned to the Maghreb, where he lived his final days there, leaving behind the king and the emirate for his nephew Maxen.

Among the most famous kings of Granada was Badis bin Habous, who in his time expanded the scope of their state and became an affair and became famous.

He was known for his firmness and intensity.

However, he is reproached for being close to the Jews, for he was the first to envy them and involve them in the rule.

After that, his grandson, Abdullah bin Bolokin, took over the rule of his country during the rule of the Almoravid Yusef bin Tashafin, who brought him down from the government and exiled him to the Magheb to live his last days.