ثورات القبائل العربية في مصر في عصر المماليك الجراكسة (784-923 ه-1382-1517 م)‎ : دراسة في طبيعتها و نتائجها

Abstract EN

The Mamluk state in Egypt faced many internal revolutions carried out by the Arab tribes in the era of the Circassian state.

The revolutions differed in terms of their circumstances and motives against the kingship.

These tribes tried to establish in their areas a kind of independent power away from the Mamluk domination, which the Mamluks considered a danger to the This caused a clash between the two parties, which extended to various aspects of life in Egypt, which was affected by the negative impact of that conflict on the general public and the various classes and classes of society, also reflected on the loss of security and safety in trade routes and the impact on trade, which was reflected in These revolutions were concentrated mainly in the Mamluk Jurassic state and despite all the efforts exerted by the state to address them and the use of violence and cruelty, but this did not succeed in resisting their multiple revolutions, which left many negative manifestations on society and life in Egypt.