Ismail problems began in 1729, when he began to be influenced by his second wife, Intisar .
This energetic woman from the gentry usually in the royal circle, led the king to several innovative reforms and frowned upon by the Council.
The first consisted in the introduction of immunity to veto proposals for gifts after the third refusal. This rule, without even the suspicions of voters, was easily accepted. In
He subsequently had to approve, through this faculty director, the abolition of special courts for trial of the nobles, and his friend, the Emir of Gibraltar, also managed to push through the abolition of special courts for the men of religion.
The granting of building a monastery gerolomitani in La Mancha, the first monastery founded in Iberia since the rise grenadine, was credited with Intisar.
This interference led both spouses to be invisible to most of the nobles. The straw that broke the camel's back, in 1734, was the presence of women in the presentation of the proposal of the possibility for the wife of a member of the Council to make his place in his absence. The proposal does not
was accepted, but the day after the Council offered to Prince Nasr, who had been relegated to the Government of the Balearic Islands after a strong contrast with his father.
Before the next meeting would take place, he returned to Granada in incognito and met with most of the nobles present. During the vote, a few days later, Nasr raided the monarchy and declared forfeited for Ismail. The Guard did not object, as its commander leaning aristocrats. With the royal couple
still present, Nasr had himself proclaimed king by the assembly. Become the new king of Granada, banished father and stepmother in the region of Oporto, maintained at the expense of state but unable to move without the permission of director. Ismail died
in 1735 and two years later followed him Intisar.
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