الصراع السياسي بين تونس و الجزائر خلال حكم حمودة باشا (1782- 1814)‎ و ملامح التواصل الثقافي بينهما

Abstract EN

The relations between the Regency of Tunisia and Algeria during the period of the Husseinieh family were characterized by a diplomatic diversity, from a period of calm and peace to hot war, to one of them.

The period of the rule of bey Hamouda Pasha was considered to be one of the most important stages of the transition of Tunisia from a young State to a modern State of its own strength by taking advantage of the opportunities offered to him and trying to eliminate his ownership from the control of the rulers of Algeria, which led him to enter into a war with Algeria.

But these wars did not prevent the continuation cultural and religious between the regency from remaining, especially since both parties took care of science, scientists and students of science, as well as their constant proximity to the men of the corners and the owners of the Sufi roads and granted them numerous privileges.

This caused them to achieve fraternity ties between two peoples far from the war between the two regency.