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Abbasfieh.

A.D.

Aioobite Soltans.

A.D.

E'Dthaher, or





ElMelek el Ka-JHisson.



E'Zaher billah,



1226

mel,Mohammed. Crusade of Frederick II. who



Mohammed.







takes Jerusalem, Bethlehem,
Nazareth, Tyre, and Sidon,



El Mostiinsir bil-







1228.

1240

lah, Ahmed.



1242

El Melek el adel,
Aboo Bukr.

El Mfelek e'Sa-
leh* Eiyoob,
Nigm e'deen.

El Melek el

His son.

His Brother. Sixth Crusade.
St. Louis takes Damiat, 1249.
In advancing towards Qdherah
the Count d'Artois is killed,
and the king taken prisoner.
On the evacuation of Damiat,
and the payment of 400,000
pieces of gold, he is released.

His son, murdered by his father's

1241
1250







Moezzem, Ta-

Memlooks.

1250







rawan Shah.











Shegeret e'do6r,f

Widow of Sdleh, after three









Om Khaleel.

months, abdicates.

1250







El Melek el Ash-

From 1250 to 1254. Deposed









ref, Moosa.

by Moez, who dates from the
beginning of this reign.