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Regency of Algiers

The Regency of Algiers was an early modern semi-independent Ottoman province and nominal vassal state on the Barbary Coast of North Africa from 1516 to 1830. Founded by the privateer brothers Aruj and Hayreddin Reis (also known as the Barbarossa brothers), the Regency succeeded the Kingdom of Tlemcen as a formidable base that waged maritime holy war…

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Capital
Algiers
Common languages
Algerian Arabic Berber Sabir (used in trade)
Currency
Mahboub (Sultani) budju aspre
Demonyms
Algerian or Algerine (obs.)
Government
Stratocracy 1516–1519: Sultanate 1519–1659: Pashalik 1659 (de facto in 1626)–1830: Military republic
Historical era
Early modern period

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Regency of Algiers

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related to Administration · 16
Regency of Algiers → Algiers, Almohad Caliphate, Anatolia, As, Christian, Christians, Maghrebi, Morea, North African, Ottoman, Ottoman Algeria's, Ottoman Empire, Sublime Porte, The, The Regency, This
Capital · 1
Regency of Algiers → Algiers
Common languages · 1
Regency of Algiers → Algerian Arabic Berber Sabir (used in trade)
Currency · 1
Regency of Algiers → Mahboub (Sultani) budju aspre
Demonyms · 1
Regency of Algiers → Algerian or Algerine (obs.)
Government · 1
Regency of Algiers → Stratocracy 1516–1519: Sultanate 1519–1659: Pashalik 1659 (de facto in 1626)–1830: Military republic
Historical era · 1
Regency of Algiers → Early modern period
Legislature · 1
Regency of Algiers → Divan of Algiers

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algiers algerian ottoman dey regency lit century military european corsairs pasha state french trade spanish algeria also power led sultan

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Regency of AlgiersCapitalAlgiers1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersCommon languagesAlgerian Arabic Berber Sabir (used in trade)1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersCurrencyMahboub (Sultani) budju aspre1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersDemonymsAlgerian or Algerine (obs.)1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersGovernmentStratocracy 1516–1519: Sultanate 1519–1659: Pashalik 1659 (de facto in 1626)–1830: Military republic1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersHistorical eraEarly modern period1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersLegislatureDivan of Algiers1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersOfficial languagesOttoman Turkish and Arabic (since 1671)1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersReligionOfficial, and majority: Sunni Islam (Maliki and Hanafi) Minorities: Ibadi Islam Judaism Christianity1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersStatusDe jure province and vassal state (eyalet) of the Ottoman Empire De facto independent since mid-17th century1.00infobox
Regency of AlgiersToday part ofAlgeria1.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• 1516–1518Aruj Barbarossa1.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• 1710–1718Baba Ali Chaouch1.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• 1766–1791Baba Mohammed ben-Osman1.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• 1818–1830Hussein Dey1.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• 18302,500,000–3,000,0001.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Algerian-Sherifian conflicts1550–17951.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Algiers expedition15411.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Barbary Wars1785–18161.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Capture of Algiers15161.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Franco-Algerian war1681–16881.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Golden Age of the Barbary slave trade1580–16401.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Invasion of Algiers18301.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Janissary Revolution16591.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Lower houseDiwân âm1.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Maghrebi war1699–17021.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Ottoman–Habsburg wars1521–17911.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Spanish conquest of Oran15091.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Spanish–Algerian war1775–17851.00infobox
Regency of Algiers• Turkish abductions16271.00infobox

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