Salim I bin Abu Kharzan
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Selim I | |||||||||
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2nd Caliph of Deltino | |||||||||
Reign | April 1, 730AD-May 23, 739AD | ||||||||
Predecessor | Juan I bin Abu Kharzan (posthumous title) | ||||||||
Successor | Juan II bin Abu Kharzan | ||||||||
2nd King of Deltino | |||||||||
Reign | April 1, 730AD-March 18, 734AD | ||||||||
Predecessor | Juan I | ||||||||
Successor | Monarchy Abolished | ||||||||
Born | Selim al-Kharzan al-Ghafiqi Fez, Caliphate of Andaz | ||||||||
Died | May 23, 739AD Rafah, Caliphate of Deltino | ||||||||
Issue | Juan II bin Abu Kharzan 19+ more | ||||||||
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House | House of Kharzan | ||||||||
Father | Juan I bin Abu Kharzan | ||||||||
Religion | Deltinian Islam |
Selim I bin Abu Kharzan (died May 23, 739AD) was the Caliph of the Caliphate of Deltino from April 1, 730AD until his death on May 23, 739AD. He is famous for proclaiming himself Caliph of all Muslims. He reigned over the Kharzamite of Deltino from 730AD until his kingdom was overrun in 734AD. Afterwards, he and his followers fled across the Alzanub Sea and settled in the Southern Landmass. He proclaimed the Caliphate of Deltino.