Muhammad VI of Granada

Muhammad VI (1333–1362), nicknamed el Bermejo, the Red One, was the tenth Nasrid sultan of Granada. In August 1359 he led a coup that deposed Muhammad V and installed Ismail II, whom he executed in 1360 to seize the throne.

In the War of the Two Peters he allied with Aragon against Castile, but after Aragon made a separate peace in 1361, Peter I of Castile and the returning Muhammad V overwhelmed him. He fled and surrendered at Seville in 1362, where Peter killed him with a lance and sent his head to Granada.