Definition of Mejba. Meaning of Mejba. Synonyms of Mejba

- The Mejba Revolt (1864–65) was a rebellion in Tunisia against the doubling of an unpo****r poll tax (the mejba) imposed on his subjects by Sadok Bey. The...
- during the winter, in Kairouan and the towns further south. During the Mejba Revolt in 1864, while his ineffective brother remained in the Bardo palace...
- European consuls and the looming bankruptcy of the state, provoked the Mejba Revolt of 1864, compelled him to secure debts which he could not repay,...
- the beylik army led by General Ahmed Zarrouk that forced them to pay the mejba. The revolt was crushed after the battle of Kalâa Kebira. Zine El Abidine...
- meet the demands of the Ottoman Empire faced a rebellion, known as the Mejba Revolt, that almost overthrew the regime. However, the government was swift...
- judicial and administrative. This council was abandoned in 1864 after the Mejba Revolt. Husainid policy required a careful balance among several divergent...
- 1864 1865 Uruguayan War  Empire of Brazil Colorados  Uruguay 1864 1865 Mejba Revolt Beylik of Tunis Tax resisters 1864 1865 Mito Rebellion Kanto insurrection...
- made him a Knight of the Legion of Honor a few years later. Following the Mejba Revolt and the suspension of the Constitution of 1861, Shemama left for...
- Mahmoud Kabadou taught Arabic. The school was closed in the aftermath of the Mejba revolt in 1864, for financial reasons. During the period of the French Protectorate...
- General Ahmed Zarrouk, son in law of was renowned for his actions during the Mejba Revolt in 1864. Around 1860, he constructed a palace in Carthage, which...