List of conflicts in Morocco

Ancient Times

Carthaginian Empire

Western Mediterranean, 218 BC. Italian cities and Celtic tribes that joined Hannibal after the invasion of Italy are depicted in Blue.

264 B.C.E. — 146 B.C.E. Punic Wars

Kingdom of Numidia

112 B.C.E. — 106 B.C.E. Jugurthine War

Roman Province of Mauretania Tingitana

420s C.E. Vandals conquer the Roman province

Medieval Times

Vandal Kingdom

June 533 C.E. — March 534 C.E. Vandalic War

Byzantine Africa

534 C.E. — 577 C.E. The Moorish Wars
- 534 C.E. First Moorish uprising
- 536 C.E. Military mutiny
- 544 C.E. Second Moorish uprising and the revolt of Guntharic
577 C.E. Conflict with Moorish kingdom of Garmul

Byzantine Exarchate of Africa

647 C.E. — 709 C.E. Muslim conquest of the Maghreb

Umayyad dynasty

Expansion of Rashidun Caliphate

680 C.E. — 692 C.E. Second Fitna
739 C.E. — 743 C.E. Berber Revolt
- circa 740 C.E. Battle of the Nobles
- circa October 741 C.E. Battle of Bagdoura
744 C.E. — 746 C.E. Third Fitna

Fatimid dynasty

1020 C.E. Fatimid Civil War

Almoravid dynasty

1053 C.E. — 1080 C.E. Almoravid conquest of Northern Africa

The Almoravid empire at its greatest extent, c. 1120.

Almohad dynasty

1160 C.E. All of Ifriqiya conquered and annexed by the Almohads^[1]

Modern Times

Marinid dynasty

1415 C.E. — 1578 C.E. Moroccan—Portuguese conflict
- August 22, 1415 C.E. Conquest of Ceuta
- August 1419 C.E. Siege of Ceuta
- September 13, 1437 C.E. — October 19, 1437 C.E. Battle of Tangier
- August 24, 1471 C.E. Conquest of Asilah
- August 28, 1513 C.E. — August 29, 1513 C.E. Battle of Azemmour
- March 1541 C.E. — September 1541 C.E. Fall of Agadir
- August 4, 1578 C.E. Battle of Alcácer Quibir
1465 C.E. Moroccan Revolt

Wattasid dynasty

1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
- 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
  - September 1497 C.E. Conquest of Melilla

Saadi dynasty

1603 C.E. — 1627 C.E. War of the Saadi Dynasty Succession
- September 1627 C.E. Civil War During the Reign of Zidan al-Nasir
1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
- 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
  - 1689 C.E. Siege of Larache

Extent of the Saadian empire during the reign of Ahmad al-Mansur

Alaouite dynasty

1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
- 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
  - December 9, 1774 C.E. — March 19, 1775 C.E. Siege of Melilla
1775 C.E. — 1777 C.E. Dutch-Moroccan War
1844 C.E. First Franco—Moroccan War
- August 6, 1844 C.E. Bombardment of Tangiers
- August 14, 1844 C.E. Battle of Isly
- August 15, 1844 C.E. — August 17, 1844 C.E. Bombardment of Mogador
October 22, 1859 C.E. — April 26, 1860 C.E. Spanish—Moroccan War
- 1860 C.E. Battle of Tétouan
1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
- 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
  - 1893 C.E. Rif War
  - 1909 C.E. Rif War

French protectorate in Morocco

1911 C.E. — 1912 C.E. French conquest of Morocco
- September 6, 1912 C.E. Battle of Sidi Bou Othman
July 28, 1914 C.E. — November 11, 1918 C.E. World War I
- July 28, 1914 C.E. — November 11, 1918 C.E. North Africa during World War I
  - 1914 C.E. — 1921 C.E. Zaian War
1492 C.E. — 1898 C.E. Spanish colonial campaigns
- 1278 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Hispano-Moroccan wars
  - 1920 C.E. — 1926 C.E. Rif War
  - 1957 C.E. — 1958 C.E. Ifni War
September 1, 1939 C.E. — September 2, 1945 C.E. World War II
- June 10, 1940 C.E. — May 2, 1945 C.E. Mediterranean and Middle East theatre of World War II
  - June 10, 1940 C.E. — May 13, 1943 C.E. North African Campaign
    - November 8, 1942 C.E. — November 16, 1942 C.E. Operation Torch
      - November 8, 1942 C.E. — November 16, 1942 C.E. Naval Battle of Casablanca
      - November 8, 1942 C.E. Battle of Port Lyautey
July 17, 1936 C.E. — April 1, 1939 C.E. Spanish Civil War
- July 17, 1936 C.E. — July 18, 1936 C.E. Military uprising in Melilla

Kingdom of Morocco

1963 C.E. Sand War

Notes

^ For an account of the Almohad and Norman conquests of Ifriqiya, see Ibn al-Athir (p.578ff)

References

Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Almoravides" . Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.