آل بربروس و آل القاضي بين التحالف و الصراع خلال القرن 16 م : (مقاربة تاريخية أنثروبولوجية)‎

Abstract EN

The relationship between history and anthropology is cleary shown in the light of the fact that history is one of the most important social sciences, as it contributes to providing scholars of these sciences with the roots of human thought and social and political transformation throughout the ages, the study of human societies as socio-political and historical entities is possible only through the openness of anthropologists to morgen's analyzes dealing with a set of issues related to human societies the branch of historical anthropology as a branch of anthropology.

This study is concerned with researching the social and political structure of the Emirate of Coco, led by Ibn al-Qadi family, and its relationship of the Ottoman rulers in Algeria exclusively from Barbaros family, the relationship between the Coco princes and the Turkish government in Algeria during the reigns of Barbaros family (Arouj, Khaireddine and Hassan Pasha ben Khaireddine).

Thus, we will address the link between the two parties in intermittent periods of the 16th century: the reign of Arouj Barbaros (1512-1518), then the reign of Khaireddine (1518-1534), and later under Hassan Ben Khaireddine, who ruled Algeria in three different periods between (1544-1567).

In this article, we will talk about the contribution of the Emirate of Coco and Barbaros family to the establishment of Ottoman rule in Algeria and its role in suppressing internal rebellions, as well as periods of tension and conflict between the two parties, as well as the relations between them during the 16th century.