Draft:Capture of djerba and karknah
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capture of djerba and karkennah. It was led by Ruggero Deloria. it was a siciliyan-aragones successful capture to rule djerba
the invasion[edit]
| capture of djerba and karkennah (1284-1286) | |||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||
.svg){kind=small} Hafsids | |||||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||||
| Abu Hafs Umar bin Yahya | Ruggero di Loria Lauria | ||||||
| Strength | |||||||
| unknown | unknown | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
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4,000 citizen killed 6,000 citizen captured | unknown | ||||||
More than a century after the end of Norman autonomy in North Africa, the Sicilian admiral Ruggero di Loria occupied the islands of Djerba and Kerkennah in 1284 . It is said that four thousand people were killed during this occupation and six thousand people were captured. He established a fortress to defend the town, and he captured the leader of the Arabs of Al-Jawari in Tripoli in 1285 , and then he released him After in the year 1290 AD. [1]
aftermath[edit]
Rogero di Loria placed the islands of Djerba and karkennah under the autonomy of Pope Bonifacio VIII, who appointed him as ruler over them in the year 1295 in exchange for Paying an annual tax of fifty golden liras. His successor to ruling Djerba was his son Carlo, then the young boy Rogero II, then Rogero III with the help of the regent (Corrado Lancia). The Hafsids, led by Ali al-Lahyani, raised an army against the Christians occupying Djerba in the year 1307, and the rescue services sent by the King of Sicily forced the Tunisian army to withdraw. It also helped later in subjugating the people who They revolted with the help of Tunisia. [1]
sources[edit]
ليبيا مند الفتح حتى 1911 اتوري روسي
- ^ a b ليبيا مند الفتح حتى 1911 اتوري روسي (in Arabic).