الأمير مولاي اليزيد و مسألة احتمائه بالحرم المشيشي 1789 م-1790 م : نموذج لتوظيف المجال المقدس لضرب السلطة المركزية

Abstract EN

Moulay al-Yazid is one of the few Alawite sultans who have spoken out against the Europeans against the adversaries.

From the very first moment he took over the Moulay Abdulsalam bin Mesheish shrine, replacing his father, Sultan Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah, by attacking the occupied ports by Spain, The men of the state, to exclude those who considered them the most enemies.

It seems that because of the short period of his reign, which extended from 1790 to 1792, did not draw the attention of historians and researchers.

In this article, we will try to highlight this dark period in the history of Morocco, in which the issue of sheltering religious institutions was used to strike central authority.