Mariaan I of Rabadsun

Full name
	ماريا أنا إزميرالدا أمارا ياغوي; Mariaan al-Awal Izmyralda Amaraan Yaghuy; María I Esmeralda Amara Yagüe

Mariaan I
Mariaan I
16th Emiress of Rabadsun
Reign	3 May 1120 – 1 June 1120
Predecessor	Fibili II
Successor	Alfawnasu I
Born	ماريا إزميرالدا أمارا ياغوي; 1089; Rabadsun, Emirate of Rabadsun
Died	30 September 1170 (aged 80–81); Rabadsun, Emirate of Rabadsun
Consort	Alfawnasu I
Issue	Alfawnasu II
Full name
Full name
	ماريا أنا إزميرالدا أمارا ياغوي; Mariaan al-Awal Izmyralda Amaraan Yaghuy; María I Esmeralda Amara Yagüe
House	House of Martínez – Pelayo
Father	Fibili I
Mother	Iizabila
Religion	Creeperian Catholicism

Mariaan I^[a] (1089 – 30 September 1170) was the Emiress of Rabadsun in 1120. She was the first and, as of 2024, only female head of state in Creeperian history.

She was replaced by her husband Alfawnasu I, the 12th Count of Extremadura, ending 583 years of Amara rule, and establishing the House of Martínez on the throne of Rabadsun.

Notes

↑ Arabic: ماريا أنا; Creeperian: María I

[Mariaan_I-1] Arabic: ماريا أنا; Creeperian: María I

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Mariaan I of Rabadsun

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