Emirate of Jakiz

Emirate of Jakiz (1326–1336; 1337–1345) إمارة جاكيز Amarat Jakiz Jakizi Caliphate (1336–1337) خلافة جاكيزي Khīlafat Jakizi
1326–1345
Flag of the emirate (left) and caliphate (right).
The Emirate of Jakiz (red) in 1326.
Capital	Shata' Albahr
Common languages	Deltinian
Religion	Deltinian Islam
Demonym(s)	Jakizi
Government	Emirate (1326–1336; 1337–1345) Caliphate (1336–1337)
Emir
• 1326–1336	Hisham al-Ishaaq
• 1337–1339	Muhammad al-Ishaaq
• 1339–1345	Ahmad al-Ishaaq
Caliph
• 1336–1337	Abdul Baasid I bin Abu Shareef
Historical era	Creeperian Crusade
• Proclaimed	27 October 1326
• Declaration of caliphate	17 November 1336
• Abolition of caliphate	4 October 1337
• Fall of Shata' Albahr	25 December 1345
Currency	Dirham
Preceded by Succeeded by Deltino Creeperopolis 20px
Today part of	Creeperopolis

The Emirate of Jakiz (Deltinian: إمارة جاكيز; transliterated: Amarat Jakiz), and briefly known as the Jakizi Caliphate (Deltinian: خلافة جاكيزي; transliterated: Khīlafat Jakizi), was a rump state of the Caliphate of Deltino.

After the fall of the Emirate of Abdan in 1336, which had proclaimed itself as a caliphate in 1331, Abdul Baasid al-Shareef, a Jakizi military commander, deposed and killed Emir Hisham al-Ishaaq and declared himself as caliph, beginning the Jakizi Civil War. The Kingdom of Creeperopolis supported al-Ishaaq's son, Muhammad al-Ishaaq, in deposing al-Shareef and restoring the emirate. The emirate ultimately was annexed by Creeperopolis in 1345 after the fall of Shata' Albahr, the emirate's capital city.

Civil war

Main article: Jakizi Civil War