Almustanir

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Tāj al-Ma‘ālī Abū ‘Abd Abī al-Futūḥ ibn Abū Tamīm
تاج المعالي أبو عبد أبو الفتي بن أبي تميم
Jalib Aldaw'
Caliph of all Aqidah
Alfatih
Almustanir
Aurangzeb-portrait.jpg
Portrait of Almustanir, painted in the early 18th century
10th Muruddin Emperor
Reign18 March 1686 – 4 December 1721
Coronation18 March 1686
Qaleatan Murad, Messad
PredecessorAldhahab
SuccessorRajalasad
BornTāj al-Ma‘ālī ibn Abū Tamīm
(1650-03-15)15 March 1650
Qasr al-Haj, Muruddin Empire
Died4 December 1721(1721-12-04) (aged 71)
Alqea, Muruddin Empire
(present day Hallsind, Finium)
Burial
Tomb of Tāj ibn Abū Tamīm, Daouar, Manesia
SpousesFikriyya bint Sadiq
Hamaama el-Shakir
IssueRajalasad
Nasif ibn Taj al-Ma'ali
Tamir ibn Taj al-Ma'ali
Faruq ibn Taj al-Ma'ali
Sajaa bint Taj al-Ma'ali
Full name
Tāj al-Ma‘ālī Abū ‘Abd Abī al-Futūḥ ibn Abū Tamīm
Regnal name
Almustanir
HouseMuruddin
FatherAldhahab
MotherShameema bint Antwan Furuk
ReligionAlaqidah

Tāj al-Ma‘ālī Abū ‘Abd Abī al-Futūḥ ibn Abū Tamīm (15 March 1650 – 4 December 1721; aged 71), better known by his regnal name Almustanir (Manesian for "enlightened") was the Jalib Aldaw' and 10th Emperor of the Muruddin Empire. His reign saw greater expansion and centralisation of the Muruddin Empire in Cardia, bringing much of modern-day Finium under the Empire and reducing the influence of Cornicae in northern Daria. He was an experienced military leader and led various Muruddin armies under his father, Aldhahab, in the mid-17th century. He was appointed as govenor of the Tayar region of the empire in 1676 and served until 1681, where he adopted the title of Amir al-Munasia, a title translating to "Prince of Manesia" and given to heirs of the Muruddin throne, upon his brother Muhammad's death. He is among the most well-recognised and established Muruddin emperors, and is commended for his military intelligence and administrative prowess throughout his reign.

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