Dinar - Abu Tashufin 'Abd al-Rahman I

Abu Tashufin I ruled Tlemcen at a moment of sustained Marinid aggression from Morocco — the Zayyanids spent much of the early fourteenth century in a stranglehold, with Marinid forces besieging Tlemcen for years at a stretch. The longest of those sieges, lasting from 1299 to 1307, had already bankrupted the dynasty once before Abu Tashufin's reign began. That he was minting gold at all signals a recovery, however partial.

His reign ended in 1337 when the Marinids finally took the city. Abu Tashufin died in the fall of Tlemcen itself.