Nasr of Granada

Nasr (1287–1322), fourth Nasrid sultan of Granada, was enthroned in 1309 when a palace revolution deposed his brother Muhammad III. He inherited a three-front war against Castile, Aragon and the Marinids, buying peace with territorial cessions.

Suspected of pro-Christian sympathies and mocked for his astronomy, he repulsed an initial revolt in 1311. A renewed rebellion forced him to abdicate to his nephew Ismail I in 1314. He then ruled Guadix as a vassal and sought Castilian help. He died without heirs in 1322.