- town's
traditional souk day, or "four"/"fourth" in
Kabyle N
means "of" Ath
Iraten means "sons of Irathen", the name of a
major local tribe,
recorded by Ibn...
-
Fatma in the Aurès Mountains, Tin
Hinan in the Hoggar, and
Chemci in Aït
Iraten [ar].
Lalla Fatma N'Soumer was a
Berber woman in
Kabylie who
fought against...
- the same form. The
second toponym is Artana,
which may
refer to the Aït
Iraten confederation. The
third is Benic****im. The
Zwawa were
always traditional...
-
largest town of
Great Kabylia, Tizi Ouzou, lies in that
mountain range. At
Iraten (formerly "Fort-National" in
French occupation),
which numbered 28,000 inhabitants...
-
Marshall Randon broke off and
defeated a
Kabyle village,
occupying Aït
Iraten following the
Battle of Icheriden. Meanwhile, N'Soumer's
forces fought a...
- a
letter sent by
Ibrahim Agha to
several Kabyle tribes, such as the Ait
Iraten. The
exact number and
composition of the
Algerian army is unknown, but it...
-
confederations of tribes:
Iflissen El Bahr Aït
Ouaguenoun Aït
Djennad Aït
Idjeur Aït
Iraten Aït
Bethroun Aït
Menguellet Aït Aïssi
Maatka Iflissen Oumlil Igouchdal Aït...
- Djennad [fr], Aït Ouaguenoun [fr], Aït Idjer [fr], Aït Betroun [fr], Aït
Iraten [fr] and Aït Mengellat [fr]
confederations of the
Kabyle people. The last...
- -
Sarawak Schizostachyum insulare -
Peninsular Malaysia Schizostachyum iraten - Java
Schizostachyum jaculans - Hainan, Thailand,
Peninsular Malaysia Schizostachyum...
-
Chaker was born in 1950 in Nevers,
France to a
Kabyle family from the Ait
Iraten tribe of Kabylia. He
studied at the
University of Provence, then in Paris...
