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Restoration of Ottoman rule in Tunisia after reclaiming power from France in 1574.
Ottoman navy takes Tripoli from Spain, securing control over the western Mediterranean.
Spanish forces led by Count of Gages besiege Tunis during historical conflict.
Hafsid dynasty captures Mahdia, establishing rule in Tunisia.
Battle of Kairouan shifts power from Abdalwadid to Hafsid dynasty in Tunisia.
Decline of Almohad power in Tunisia after defeat by Spanish kingdoms at Las Navas de Tolosa.
Almohad conquest of Tunisia from Almoravids marks regional power shift in history.
Ruler Tamim ibn al-Muizz of the Zirid dynasty passes away, impacting Tunisia's history.
Almoravid invasion reshapes Tunisia's history with military conquest and cultural influence.
Invasion by Banu Hilal reshapes Tunisia's history and culture as nomads settle in.
Zirid Dynasty established by Buluggin ibn Ziri in history of North Africa.
Andalusian poet and polymath Ibn Hazm's visit promises cultural exchange and intellectual exploration.
Fatimid Caliphate's conquest of territory influences North Africa's history, shaping its Islamic identity.
Founding of Carthage: A significant Phoenician trading settlement emerges in ancient times.
Abbasid Caliphate grants Tunis autonomy, marking the start of Tunisian independence journey.
Aghlabid dynasty takes power in historical Tunisia, shaping regional culture and history.
Berber uprising leads to the creation of Rustamid Emirate in Tunisia, challenging Arab rulers.
End of Arab-Byzantine wars: Umayyad Caliphate captures Carthage, marking a significant victory.
Ifriqiya Emirate under Umayyad rule in Tunisia, historical significance and establishment context.
Establishment of Kairouan by Uqba ibn Nafi, Arab-Muslim general, significant historical event.
Beginning of Arab conquest in Tunisia changes region's history with lasting impact on culture.
Byzantine General Belisarius recaptures Carthage from the Vandals in an important military victory.
Berber tribes and Byzantine Empire tensions escalate in historical North Africa.
Berber King Mastigas establishes the Kingdom of Altava, a significant historical event in North Africa.
Battle of Cap Bon: Eastern Romans clash with Vandals in North Africa's significant historical conflict.
Germanic tribe Vandals rule North Africa from Carthage as their capital.
Saint Augustine's death during Vandal siege at Hippo Regius, a significant loss.
Saint Marcellinus writes Church chronicle during his tenure as Carthage bishop for posterity.
Conflict initiates between Rome and Carthage in the First Punic War for dominance.
Saint Cyprian of Carthage martyred for Christian faith under Emperor Valerian's persecutions.
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