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List of Heads of State in 1361

In the year 1361, various regions and empires had their own leaders or rulers. This list aims to provide an overview of some of these notable figures.

Africa

Africa was home to several powerful dynasties during this period. In Egypt, Sultan al-Mansur Muhammad II ruled from 1361 to 1363. Meanwhile, in Algeria, Abu Hammu II Musa held the position from 1359 to 1370 and again from 1372 to 1387.

In Ethiopia, Emperor Newaya Krestos reigned from 1344 to 1372. In Ifriqiya (East Algeria and Tunisia), Caliph Ishaq II ruled from 1350 to 1368.

Asia

Asia was a hub of various empires and dynasties in the year 1361. The Ak-Koyunlu kingdom, led by Tur Ali Bey, had control over parts of modern-day Turkey and Iran until around 1362.

In Anatolia, several bailiks were ruled by different individuals, including Isa I, Bey, who held power from 1360 to 1390. In the region of Hermian, Sulayman Shah was in charge from 1360 to 1388.

Europe

Europe also had its share of notable leaders during this period. In England, King Edward III ruled from 1327 to 1377. The Anjou dynasty saw Louis I take over as Duke from 1360 to 1384 and later became Emperor of Constantinople in 1383-1384.

In Albania (Epir), Petru Losha Mazarachi served as despot from 1359 to 1374, while Balsha I the Elder ruled Albania (Shkoder) from 1355 to 1362. In Aragon, King Peter IV Ceremonios held power from 1336 to 1387.

India

India was home to several powerful dynasties in 1361. The Amber kingdom saw Jansi Rao as Raja from 1317 to 1366. Meanwhile, the Ahom dynasty had Sukhrangpha as Maharaja from 1332 to 1364.

In Bengal Sultanate, Sikandar Shah I ruled from 1358 to 1390, while in Bhavnagar, Dangarji Mohdaji held power from 1347 to