Everything about Muhammed V Sultan Of Granada totally explained
Muhammed V (
1338-
16 January 1391) was a
Nasrid ruler of the Kingdom of
Granada in the South-East of the
Iberian Peninsula. Eldest son and heir of Yusuf I by his slave Butayna (meaning, possessing a youthful body), Muhammad V was born in 1338. He also had a younger full-blood sister, Ayesha. He ruled between
1354–
1359 and
1362–
1391, and is best known for completing the royal palace of the
Alhambra with the
Palace of the Lions and the Mexuar, or
Cuarto Dorado. He inherited the throne from
Yusuf I but was overthrown in 1359 by his half-brother
Ismail II and sought protection with the
Marinid sultan of
Fez, where Muhammed was inspired with fresh examples of architecture. Ismail was overthrown only a year later by his brother-in-law, Abu Said, who ruled as
Muhammed VI but was overthrown in turn by Muhammed V, who returned to the throne for another 29 years. His hospital in Granada was completed in 1366. He employed the poet and diplomat
Ibn Khaldun in negotiations with
Pedro the Cruel. Muhammed V had at least four sons;
Yusuf II, Nasr, Muhammad and Sa'd. He was succeeded by his son, Yusuf II.
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