Archival Overview
Fifth Idrisid Sultan who ruled Morocco from Fez from 863 to 866 AD, overseeing municipal expansion during the completion of the great Qarawiyyin and Andalus mosques.
Biographical Record
Yahya II ibn Yahya succeeded his father Yahya I as Sultan of the Idrisid kingdom in 863 AD. Residing in the royal palace of Fez, his brief reign witnessed intense commercial growth as Fez consolidated its position as the premier intellectual and economic hub of the western Maghreb.
Under his administration, the city completed its major expansion projects across the two banks of the Fez river, welcoming scholars, calligraphers, and traders from Cordoba, Kairouan, and the Orient. His reign established civic frameworks that defined Fez for a thousand years.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual MemorialFez, Morocco