Banu Ghaniya invasion of North Africa explained

Conflict:	Banu Ghaniya Invasion of North africa
Place:	Maghreb
Date:	November 1184-1237/1238
Result:	Invasion repelled and Balearic islands conquerd Weakening of Almohad rule over Ifriqiya Destruction of Qarakush's domain
Units1:	Unknown
Units2:	20,000 Calvary (1187)

The Banu Ghaniya invasion of North Africa sometimes referred to as the Banu Ghaniya Rebellion was a series of military campaigns undertaken by the Banu Ghaniya against the Almohads in hopes of re-establishing the Almoravid dynasty from November 1184 to 1237/1238.^[1]

Bibliography

• Book: Baadj, Amar S.. Saladin, the Almohads and the Banu Ghaniya. Brill. 2015. 978-90-04-29620-6. Leiden.
• Encyclopedia: Öngül . Alı . KARAKUŞ, Şerefeddin - An article published in Turkish Encyclopedia Of Islam . 2001 . . Istanbul . 9789753894517 . 354–355 . 24 Kaani - Kastamonu) . tr.

Notes and References

1. Book: Abun-Nasr, Jamil M. . A history of the Maghrib . 1971 . Cambridge [Eng.] University Press . Internet Archive . 978-0-521-07981-5.