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A Strong Rule
Three generations of Nasrid succession crises (the dethronements of Muḥammad VI, Muḥammad VIII, and Muḥammad IX) have made factional warfare between the Banū as-Sarrāj (the Abencerrajes) and the Banū l-'Aziz the defining feature of court politics. Under a strong emir, the rival clans are confined to ceremonial offices, the Alhambra guard is renewed with loyal Mudejars, and the great vizierate is reserved for men of demonstrated competence rather than blood claim. This dynastic consolidation ends the internal bleeding that has cost us more cities than every Castilian campaign combined.
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