- Al-Hakim I (Cairo)
Al-Hakim I of Cairo was an
Abbasid Caliph ofCairo ,Egypt for theMamluk Sultans between 1262 and 1302.It should be noted that his authority was limited to being a figurehead.
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Al-Hakim I (Cairo)
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