مصالح جمهورية سلا و الرباط مع الأتراك و الإسبان خلال النصف الأول من القرن 17

Abstract EN

The Republic of Abu Rakraq in Sale and Rabat is a military court Oligarchi, composed of the Moriscans, who were deported to Morocco during the reign of the late Zidane Ben Mansour, who gave them lands adjacent to the river Abi Berqraq, establishing their state around the first 50 years of the seventeenth century AD, And established a maritime fleet that took control of the coasts of the Atlantic Ocean and modern trade routes, this Andalusian Diwan linked close relations with both the Ottoman Empire and the Turks in Algeria, as well as France, England and the Netherlands.

This article examines the relations between the Mauriscans, the Turks and the Spaniards.

The Turks sought to control the Moriscans, but they preferred to link relations secretly with Spain to achieve a higher goal.

It was the return to their homelands in Andalusia, which caused many problems for them, especially with the Faqih al-Ayashi,the Dalaiyans and Mullah Zidane al-Saadi.