Algerian Review of Ottoman and Mediterranean Studies
Volume 1, Numéro 1, Pages 76-112
2021-12-31
De Emires En Túnez A Refugiados En Nápoles Y Sicilia. Las últimas Generaciones De La Dinastía Hafsí (1535-1642)
Auteurs : Varriale Gennaro .
Résumé
This study pays special attention to the fate of the last members of the Hafsid dynasty, which ruled Tunisia from 1229 to the mid-16th century, at a time when it was part of the conflict between the Spanish Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire in the western Mediterranean Sea in general and the Maghreb region in particular. The collapse of the Hafsid dynasty and the end of its period of rule took place in the 16th century as a result of geopolitical changes around the perimeter. This research aims to analyse the consequences of Charles V's expedition to Tunisia in 1535 and the latter's accession to Ottoman rule after Sinan Pasha's expedition in 1574. We also seek to investigate the issue of the political asylum of the last Hafsid members in Naples, which led them to abandon Islam and become Christianised, citing as a clear testimony the tomb of Mulây Aḥmad al-thâlith al-Hafṣî found in one of the churches of Naples.
Mots clés
Ottoman Tunisia ; the Hafsid dynasty ; the expedition of Charles V ; the Spanish-Ottoman conflict ; Mulây Ahmad al-thâlith al-Hafsî ; Naples ; the Mediterranean Sea
Les articles similaires
دوبالي خديجة
.
ص 431-446.
Ben Ammar Radhia
.
pages 5-12.
بن محجوبة عبدالقادر
.
بن موسى حمادي
.
ص 281-304.
ُzohra Toubine
.
pages 21-27.
Haféda Sahari
.
pages 23-29.
