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  "en": "Ibn Zamrak — Spanish Wikipedia"
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  "ar": "مقال موسوعي عن ابن زمرك (1333–1394)، الشاعر والسياسي الأندلسي، خليفة ابن الخطيب في وزارة غرناطة.",
  "en": "Encyclopedia article on Ibn Zamrak (1333–1394), the Andalusi poet and politician who succeeded Ibn al-Khatib as vizier of Granada."
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  "title": "Ibn Zamrak",
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     2023,
     12,
     24
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  "publisher": "Wikipedia (Spanish), revision 156262547 of 24 December 2023",
  "URL": "https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibn_Zamrak",
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  "reliability_note": "Community-edited encyclopedia article (a short entry), retrieved in full at the stated revision, citing García Gómez (1975). It gives his dates as 1333–1394 — the death year the founder's queue also lists, preserved in the record's died note against the 1393 the record follows — and narrates his accompaniment of Muhammad V to Morocco, his appointment as private secretary and court poet in 1361, his succession to Ibn al-Khatib as vizier in 1371 and his order for Ibn al-Khatib's killing in his Fez prison, his own imprisonment of nearly two years under Yusuf II, and his assassination on Muhammad VII's orders while he read the Quran at home.",
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