In the spring of that year, on Sunday the nineteenth of Rabi' al-Awwal, the village of Amragh was destroyed by the Tuareg of Tadmekket and Riysim. The ruler at that time was Ikram bin al-Awwal, and it remains desolate to this day.

Ali bin Rahoun al-Minbah took over after the dismissal of Commander Abdullah al-Namsan in the fourth year of his rule. This happened because the army agreed upon him in the village of Tannur in the month of Rajab al-Fard in the year 1220 AH. They brought him to the city and entrusted him with the leadership. Shortly after his appointment, al-Falati bin Isa al-Barbushi was killed in the market in retaliation. The reason for his killing was that he had killed Mawlay Hamad, known as al-Sharif Burki. For this reason, the aforementioned Pasha killed him. He was then dismissed in the month of Sha'ban al-Munir, and his tenure lasted two months. They remained without a ruler for three months. In the month of Dhu al-Qi'dah, at the end of the year 1220 AH, five days into it, Abd al-Rahman, son of Tankul, son of Commander Mam Ramad Baharish, was killed. He was found in his tent, riding his horse, and fell dead. Then the people, along with the family of the murdered man, gathered against the killer and killed him most brutally on that day. Commander Ali bin Rahoun was then reinstated for a second time after the dismissal of Commander Mam bin Ali in that year. This was in the month of Rabi' al-Akhir in the year 1225 AH. During that period, Kashinkh came to the land of Tanbut, the Sultan of al-Madhan, and he presented him with two horses, one red and one grey, along with clothes, and returned to his region. He was then dismissed in the month of Rajab and remained there for about four months.

Abd al-Qadir bin Ali bin Hamad bin Abd Allah al-Turki took over after the dismissal of Commander Yusuf in the second year of his rule, in the month of Rajab, and it is said in the month of Sha'ban in the year 1223 AH.