الهدايا التونسية لموظفي إيالة الجزائر 1756-1807م

Abstract EN

In this study, we shed light on Tunisia's relationship with the Ayala of Algeria in the 18th century and until the beginning of the 19th century, where it was characterized as the relationship of the dependent state and dominated by the Dey of Algeria, which the sons of Hussein bin Ali in 1756 AD to destroy the fortress of the city of El Kef and pay money annually.

And large quantities of oil, in addition to the quantities of hookahs, sent from Tunisia tocountries of Algeria, Khaznaji, Khoja Al-Khail, Agha Al-Arab, and Bey Constantine, and in this regard we try to emphasize the importance of Tunisian products in the gifts intended for the elements of the authority of the province, because these donations are considered one of the most important symbols to reach the heritage between Algeria and Tunisia.