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Revision as of 01:17, 19 November 2020

'Iifae Imamates
1621–1677
Flag of 'Iifae Imamates
Flag
CapitalKalabaydh (1622-1671)
Dila (1671-1677)
Common languagesSomali language
Malagasy language
Religion
Azdarin
GovernmentYen Theocracy
Caliph 
• 1621–1637
Xhareed I
• 1670-1677
Jaamac I
LegislatureDhabil
History 
• First Barriset Tabanaa
1621
1677
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Hellenistic Polities
Yajawil of Barriset

The 'Iifae Imamates, also known as the Hawiyyad Caliphate of Kalabaydh and the Second Caliphate of Barriset, was a short-lived Yen polity that came to dominate much of the landmass of modern Bemiritra in the middle of the seventeenth century. It was incorporated into the Yajawil of Barriset following its disastrous final defeat in the Ozeros War.