مملكة موريطانيا خلال فترة فراغ العرش "33-25 ق. م"

Abstract EN

The decision taken by Emperor Claudius in 42 AD to establish two provinces in Mauritania-Tangiers in the west and Caesarea in the east-is only a continuation of the process of controlling the lands of the Mauritanian kingdom that began after the death of King Buchus II in 33 BC.

Since that date Octavius Augustus established A series of colonies along the coasts of the Mauritanian kingdom before it was turned into a Roman province later, then Yuba II was appointed at the head of this kingdom in 25 BC.

AD with a kind of ally of Rome, where this kingdom was found in the midst of a mosaic of peoples and political systems : cities according to Roman law, municipalities and colonies, in preparation for the annexation of this royal authority and its appendix to the outer provinces, this division and this political system that appeared in the year 42 AD greatly affected the formation of the two Mauritanians, and the last appearance of a clear identity for them, and despite that, we find that the Moors since the first century AD had them Possible coherence factors to explain this dual formation, and thus the presence of a sense of regional belonging.