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Place must be 18 or over. Welcome to a history of Europe Key Battles, the Battle of Las Nevis de Tolosa of 1212, Part 3 of 5.

In the 1140s, a new centre of power emerged from the desert sands of North Africa,

which would reshape the politics of the Magreb and of Al-Andrus,

a new religious movement known to history as the Almahads.

It is all too easy to confuse Al-Maravid with Almahad, for these two successive empires have much in common, besides their first four letters.

The Al-Maravids, who came first, were a ruling dynasty from North Africa, who formed an empire

in the 11th century that stretched over the Western Maghreb and Al-Andalus.

Barnaby Rogerson, in his book, A Traveller's History of North Africa,

writes how both tribes United de Maghreb for a century,

starting off as a movement of Muslim reform.

Both were founded by charismatic scholars

and were based on the military prowess of a core group of Berber tribes

and both used the southern Moroccan city of Marrakesh as their capital.

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