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John II of Lorraine leads by 0.9 pts · 2 figures compared

Emperor · Medieval

Emperor · Medieval
John II inherited the Angevin claim to the Kingdom of Naples from his father Ren
John II died in Barcelona while on campaign to press his claim to Naples. His death left the Angevin claim unresolved and passed to his son Nicholas.
Shushan Tigin was appointed governor of the Ghana Empire by the Almoravid rulers after their conquest. He administered the former imperial capital of Koumbi Saleh and collected tribute from subject peoples.
Shushan Tigin crushed a rebellion by the Soninke people, the original rulers of Ghana, who sought to restore their independence. He used Almoravid cavalry to defeat the rebels and reaffirmed Almoravid control.
Shushan Tigin introduced Islamic administrative practices to the Ghana Empire, including the use of Arabic for official records and the appointment of Muslim judges. This began the Islamization of the region's governance.
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