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In Tunisia, makhzen was the term used to designate the political and administrative establishment of the Beylik of Tunis before the proclamation of the republic in 1957. The makhzen consisted of families of Turkish origin, or Turkish-speaking mamluks of European origin, intermarried with indigenous Tunisian families who were great merchants or landowners. This network of families dominated the high offices of state, the leadership of the army and the positions of rank and power in the regions outside the capital. They were also closely connected with the senior ulema. These were known as “makhzen families”. Outside of the capital and the major towns, the term 'makhzen' designated not the leading families close to the regime, but those of the interior tribes which had a trusted relationship

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rdfs:comment	Le makhzen en Tunisie désigne le corps politico-administratif de la régence de Tunis avant la proclamation de la république en 1957. (fr) In Tunisia, makhzen was the term used to designate the political and administrative establishment of the Beylik of Tunis before the proclamation of the republic in 1957. The makhzen consisted of families of Turkish origin, or Turkish-speaking mamluks of European origin, intermarried with indigenous Tunisian families who were great merchants or landowners. This network of families dominated the high offices of state, the leadership of the army and the positions of rank and power in the regions outside the capital. They were also closely connected with the senior ulema. These were known as “makhzen families”. Outside of the capital and the major towns, the term 'makhzen' designated not the leading families close to the regime, but those of the interior tribes which had a trusted relationship (en)
dcterms:subject	18th century in Tunisia Military history of Tunisia Economic history of Tunisia 19th century in Tunisia Social history of Tunisia
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Beji Caid Essebsi Beylik of Tunis Ali Bach Hamba 18th century in Tunisia Medina of Tunis Mejba Revolt French protectorate of Tunisia Mohamed Salah Mzali Mongi Slim Mustapha Saheb Ettabaa Nabeul Military history of Tunisia Mamluks Slaheddine Baccouche Economic history of Tunisia 19th century in Tunisia Tozeur Tunisia Al-Husayn I ibn Ali Ottoman Tripolitania Hanafi Habib Bourguiba Thala, Tunisia Social history of Tunisia Abu l-Hasan Ali I Kairouan Bled es-Siba Tahar Ben Ammar Djerba Aziz Djellouli Ksour Essef Sfax Yemen Lamine Bey Ulema Mufti Sadiki College University of Ez-Zitouna Hedi Nouira Neo-Destour
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has abstract	In Tunisia, makhzen was the term used to designate the political and administrative establishment of the Beylik of Tunis before the proclamation of the republic in 1957. The makhzen consisted of families of Turkish origin, or Turkish-speaking mamluks of European origin, intermarried with indigenous Tunisian families who were great merchants or landowners. This network of families dominated the high offices of state, the leadership of the army and the positions of rank and power in the regions outside the capital. They were also closely connected with the senior ulema. These were known as “makhzen families”. Outside of the capital and the major towns, the term 'makhzen' designated not the leading families close to the regime, but those of the interior tribes which had a trusted relationship with the ruling family. Together the great families and the loyal tribes made up the country's 'establishment'. (en) Le makhzen en Tunisie désigne le corps politico-administratif de la régence de Tunis avant la proclamation de la république en 1957. (fr)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Prime Minister of Tunisia M'hamed Djellouli Beylik of Tunis Beylik of Constantine Rashid al-Shakir Sahib al-Taba'a Youssef Djaït Mahmoud Ben Ayed Tourbet el Bey Kingdom of Tunisia
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