List of conflicts in Morocco explained

Ancient Times

Carthaginian Empire

• 264 B.C.E. — 146 B.C.E. Punic Wars

Kingdom of Numidia

• 112 B.C.E. — 106 B.C.E. Jugurthine War

Roman Province of Mauretania Tingitana

• 420s C.E. Vandals conquer the Roman province

Medieval Times

Vandal Kingdom

• June 533 C.E. — March 534 C.E. Vandalic War

Byzantine Africa

• 534 C.E. — 577 C.E. The Moorish Wars
  • 534 C.E. First Moorish uprising
  • 536 C.E. Military mutiny
  • 544 C.E. Second Moorish uprising and the revolt of Guntharic
• 577 C.E. Conflict with Moorish kingdom of Garmul

Byzantine Exarchate of Africa

• 647 C.E. — 709 C.E. Muslim conquest of the Maghreb

Umayyad dynasty

• 680 C.E. — 692 C.E. Second Fitna
• 739 C.E. — 743 C.E. Berber Revolt
  • circa 740 C.E. Battle of the Nobles
  • circa October 741 C.E. Battle of Bagdoura
• 744 C.E. — 746 C.E. Third Fitna

Fatimid dynasty

• 1020 C.E. Fatimid Civil War

Almoravid dynasty

• 1053 C.E. — 1080 C.E. Almoravid conquest of Northern Africa

Almohad dynasty

• 1160 C.E. All of Ifriqiya conquered and annexed by the Almohads^[1]

Modern Times

Marinid dynasty

• 1415 C.E. — 1578 C.E. Moroccan—Portuguese conflict
  • August 22, 1415 C.E. Conquest of Ceuta
  • August 1419 C.E. Siege of Ceuta
  • September 13, 1437 C.E. — October 19, 1437 C.E. Battle of Tangier
  • August 24, 1471 C.E. Conquest of Asilah
  • August 28, 1513 C.E. — August 29, 1513 C.E. Battle of Azemmour
  • March 1541 C.E. — September 1541 C.E. Fall of Agadir
  • August 4, 1578 C.E. Battle of Alcácer Quibir
• 1465 C.E. Moroccan Revolt

Wattasid dynasty

• 1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
  • 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
    • September 1497 C.E. Conquest of Melilla

Saadi dynasty

• 1603 C.E. — 1627 C.E. War of the Saadi Dynasty Succession
  • September 1627 C.E. Civil War During the Reign of Zidan al-Nasir
• 1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
  • 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
    • 1689 C.E. Siege of Larache

Alaouite dynasty

• 1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
  • 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
    • December 9, 1774 C.E. — March 19, 1775 C.E. Siege of Melilla
• 1775 C.E. — 1777 C.E. Dutch-Moroccan War
• 1844 C.E. First Franco—Moroccan War
  • August 6, 1844 C.E. Bombardment of Tangiers
  • August 14, 1844 C.E. Battle of Isly
  • August 15, 1844 C.E. — August 17, 1844 C.E. Bombardment of Mogador
• October 22, 1859 C.E. — April 26, 1860 C.E. Spanish—Moroccan War
  • 1860 C.E. Battle of Tétouan
• 1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
  • 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
    • 1893 C.E. Rif War
    • 1909 C.E. Rif War

French protectorate in Morocco

• 1911 C.E. — 1912 C.E. French conquest of Morocco
  • September 6, 1912 C.E. Battle of Sidi Bou Othman
• July 28, 1914 C.E. — November 11, 1918 C.E. World War I
  • July 28, 1914 C.E. — November 11, 1918 C.E. North Africa during World War I
    • 1914 C.E. — 1921 C.E. Zaian War
• 1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
  • 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
    • 1920 C.E. — 1926 C.E. Rif War
    • 1957 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Ifni War
• September 1, 1939 C.E. — September 2, 1945 C.E. World War II
  • June 10, 1940 C.E. — May 2, 1945 C.E. Mediterranean and Middle East theatre of World War II
    • June 10, 1940 C.E. — May 13, 1943 C.E. North African Campaign
      • November 8, 1942 C.E. — November 16, 1942 C.E. Operation Torch
        • November 8, 1942 C.E. — November 16, 1942 C.E. Naval Battle of Casablanca
        • November 8, 1942 C.E. Battle of Port Lyautey
• July 17, 1936 C.E. — April 1, 1939 C.E. Spanish Civil War
  • July 17, 1936 C.E. — July 18, 1936 C.E. Military uprising in Melilla

Kingdom of Morocco

• 1963 C.E. Sand War

References

• Almoravides.

See also

• Royal Moroccan Armed Forces
• Royal Moroccan Army
• Royal Moroccan Navy
• Royal Moroccan Air Force
• Military history of Africa
• African military systems to 1800 C.E.
• African military systems 1800 C.E. — 1900 C.E.
• African military systems after 1900 C.E.

Notes and References

1. For an account of the Almohad and Norman conquests of Ifriqiya, see Ibn al-Athir (p.578ff)