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who had already betrayed
Tunisia several times before. A part of Ibrahim's regular troops also changed sides. The Dey Mustapha then proceeded to send officers to Ibrahim to ask peace terms, such as: demanding Tunisia pay a tribute for war reparations, send a delivery of 1000 camels, and hand over one
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Algerians left Tunis in the night of the 7th or 9th october, the Bey Husayn decided to send a small cavalry to chase the Dey's army, after they took the treasures and military equipement they had, among them, some arabs that deserted the Algerian army during the siege of tunis, after there
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for his numerous victories during the war. The regency, however, suffered from a lack of money due to the war. Consequently, The Dey would unnecessarily raise taxes trying to raise some money for the already crumbling state, But even with all that, The only beneficial way to gain money, Was to turn
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The
Algerian army eventually arrived in front of Tunis and took position in Ben-Medjous with an army of 40,000 soldiers, counting also among them 10,000 rebels and put the city under siege. The Tunisians who were 18,000 individuals, fearing the pillage of their city, resisted and protested against
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After the assassination of the Hadj
Mustapha, Several Pretenders fought for the title of Dey and Algiers fell into chaos with the assassinations of the succeeding deys, two people started fighting for the title of Dey. The first one was a representative of the
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named Sedira, after
Moustapha found out that a cavalry was following them, he turned around for an offensive return, this caught the Tunisian off guard and made a mess between them, in result 500 losses from the Tunisians.
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to lift the siege. The Dey then noted that food and ammunition were becoming increasingly short and that winter was approaching, leaving
Mustapha no choice but to abandon the siege and go back to Algiers.
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decided to switch sides and ally with the
Algerians, This event would eventually lead to other various other Arab tribes to follow the Ouled said, and eventually the powerful
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and the other one was described as the chosen one of the
Algerians. Finally, after five years of political and economic instability,
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Histoire de l'Afrique septentrionale (Berbérie) dupuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à la conquête française (1830)
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Histoire de l'Afrique septentrionale (Berbérie) dupuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à la conquête française (1830)
220:, The Regency suffered from brutal campaigns from both the West and East by the Moroccan and Tunisian alliance. The
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was nothing else to pillage. The small cavalry followed the
Algerian all the way to a small plain near the city of
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Ibrahim took this as a provocation and entered Kef soon after with his Agha
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who was in charge during the rest of the war, was mainly helped by his
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on 10 July, 1705, putting an end to the Muradid War of Succession.
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the Dey Moustapha, causing Husayn to pay him a ransom of 150,000
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with few casualties. The war ended with the assassination of
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The Algerian army entered the Tunisian territory on July 8
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