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The 14 pages that link to Marrakesh, each with the reason it gives.

• MoroccoBroader topic: Marrakesh’s monuments and public spaces have become prominent symbols of Morocco.

• Almohad CaliphateRelated: The Almohads governed their empire from this prominent imperial center.

• Almoravid dynastyBroader topic: The dynasty used Marrakesh as its political center and base for western expansion.

• Saadi dynastyRelated: The Saadis made Marrakesh their capital and a showcase for their authority.

• Yusuf ibn TashfinBroader topic: Yusuf made Marrakesh the capital from which Almoravid authority was consolidated.

• SijilmasaRelated: Marrakesh's rise under the Almoravids shifted political and commercial attention within Morocco.

• Abu Bakr ibn UmarBroader topic: Abu Bakr is associated with the early Almoravid establishment of the city before returning south.

• Ahmad al-MansurRelated: Al-Mansur used its monumental architecture and court culture to project dynastic power.

• Ibn TumartRelated: Ibn Tumart's confrontation with Almoravid authority is associated with the dynasty's capital.

• Snake charmingBroader topic: Snake performers have become a recognizable part of the square’s tourist-facing spectacle.

• Abd al-Mu'minRelated: Capturing Marrakesh in 1147 secured the former Almoravid capital for his new regime.

• Abdallah ibn YasinRelated: The city became an administrative center for the dynasty his movement produced.

• Saadi SultanateRelated: Saadi rulers developed Marrakesh as a seat of government and royal display.

• ToubkalRelated: The city is a common gateway for travel to the mountain.