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Abu al-Baqa Khalid
Abu al-Baqa Khalid was a Hafsid prince who ruled the Hafsid emirate of Bejaia from 1301, succeeding his father Abu Zakariya. In 1309 he took Tunis and reunited the two Hafsid realms as sultan, but his rule there was brief: he was overthrown and killed in 1311. Bejaia and Constantine later broke away again under other princes of the dynasty.
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