- Porte. In the 17th-18th
century the
Zwawas served as
highly trained mercenaries in the
armies of Algiers.
Zwawas were
always a part of the
Algerian army...
- to
start an
attack against the
Zwawa Kabyles, and the
Kabyles of Isser. On the 17 May the
French pushed back the
Zwawas from Thénia. Meanwhile, the French...
-
zouaves would be a
regiment of
Berber volunteers from the
Zwawa group of
tribes in
Algeria ("
Zwawa"
being the
origin of the
French term zouave) who had gained...
- were
levied throughout the
Beyliks of Constantine, Oran, and ****eri. The
Zwawa and
Iflissen warrior tribes of
Kabylia were also levied, and were given...
- Dey. The coup failed,
since the Dey
successfully raised an army of
Kabyle Zwawa cavalry, Arab
infantry and
Kouloughli troops. Many of the
Janissaries were...
-
including the
Kabyle people. The term used for
Kabyles specifically was '
Zwawa' ('Izwawen' in Kabyle, 'زواوة' in Arabic). This
appellation has been used...
-
Ottoman sultan.
Among its
divisions was a
contingent of Janissaries, 1,000
Zwawas from the
kingdom of ****u and two
thousand troops led by Abd al-Malik himself...
-
descended from
those refugees),
Berber tribes from the east such as the
Zwawa, and from the
Turks and ex-Ottoman
soldiers in the region.: 92–104, 153–155 : 214–215 ...
- safe.
Using his
connections to the Kabyles, he
signed an
alliance with the
Zwawas, and the Kouloughlis.
After they
attempted to
rebel against his rule he...
- parti****ted in the
campaign of
Tlemcen in 1551 and the
Kingdom of ****u
provided Zwawa troops for the
capture of Fez in 1576 in
which Abd al-Malik was installed...
