نساء من قبيلة الحنانشة و بني جلاب خلال القرنين الثامن عشر و التاسع عشر

Abstract EN

Some women emerged in the political arena of the tribe, especially among the Hanansha tribe and Beni -Djellab during the 18th and 19th centuries, by virtue of many of the conditions that were known to the two women who were exposed to Armies the Beys of Tunisia and Constantine for the first mechiakha, and the struggle for power for Les Ben -Djellab for the second mechiakha, Which led to the emergence of several women on the façade, including the Aldjia childre of Bouaziz Cheikh Hanencha during the eighteenth century, and Aichouch in the Sultans of Ben -Djellab rulers were pinned during the nineteenth century.

The personality of Aldjia and Lala Aichouch and their participation in many local events in Beylik, the east of Algeria, reveal the relationship between Sheikhs of tribals and members of their tribes on the one hand, and the Ottoman rulers and the French authorities.

Is the difficulty of establishing a path for tribal women, because of the lack of information contained in historical sources, and neglect of the role of women in particular and the tribe in general