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Badis ibn Mansur
باديس بن المنصور الحمادي
(Known as "Badis Hammadid")
Hammadid Sultan of Béjaïa, Sovereign of Central Maghreb
Born
c. 1085
Béjaïa, Algeria
Béjaïa, Algeria
Passed Away
1105
Béjaïa, Algeria
Lifespan
~20 years old
"A prince's duty is to guard the gates of his city so the weak may trade in peace."
Archival Overview
Hammadid Sultan whose brief reign in 1104–1105 defended Béjaïa's sovereignty against regional rivals, known for his administrative resolve and judicial integrity.
Biographical Record
Badis ibn Mansur was groomed in the sophisticated court of Béjaïa, trained in equestrian arts, Islamic jurisprudence, and Mediterranean diplomacy. Ascending the throne following his father's death, he immediately took measures to secure trade caravans traversing the Saharan atlas to the coast.
His sudden death in 1105 after a reign of barely a year cut short promising administrative reforms, opening the throne to his brother Abd al-Aziz, who would rule Béjaïa until the Almohad arrival.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual Memorial
Béjaïa Royal Necropolis
Béjaïa, Algeria
Béjaïa, Algeria
GPS: 36.7558, 5.0844
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