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Cairene Abbasid caliph, largely ceremonial.
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Al-Hakim II was installed as caliph by Mamluk Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad after the deposition of Al-Mustakfi I. His reign was entirely ceremonial, with no recorded political or military actions.
Al-Hakim II died after a reign of about 11 years. His death passed without significant historical note, reflecting the diminished status of the Abbasid caliphate under the Mamluks.
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