Idris II was a significant historical figure in Morocco, serving as the Sultan from 803 to 828 AD. He was a descendant of Idris I, the founder of the Idrisid dynasty, which played a crucial role in establishing Islam in Morocco. His reign is noted for promoting trade and cultural development in the region. During his rule, Idris II expanded the influence of the Idrisid dynasty and strengthened its political structure. He established the city of Fes, which became an important center for education and commerce. His leadership contributed to the growth of Moroccan identity and the spread of Islamic culture in North Africa.