The late Saladin, although having provided for…
1196 CE
The late Saladin, although having provided for the division of his Muslim empire among his male Ayyubid relatives, had failed before his death to designate a successor to the sultanate of Cairo.
A dynastic war begins in 1196 between his sons, one the ruler of Egypt, the other of Syria.
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