Sultanate of Bougie

[Brunwulf]

While browsing on wikipédia and reading about the Hafsid. I read that there was the western part around Béjaïa (which is Kabylia and Tlemcen) which was independant mostly from Tunis. I propose that a New tag called Béjaïa IS created. The set of ideas would be Tunisian or Berber ones and the ruling dynasty is Hafsid.Hafsid will have a core on the small kingdom who will have to balance between other realms like Tlemcen.

 

[Brunwulf]

Sultanat de Béjaïa — Wikipédia

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Hafsids of Béjaïa - Wikipedia

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[Aramenian]

Sultanat de Béjaïa — Wikipédia

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Hafsids of Béjaïa - Wikipedia

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They definitely should add the Bougie Sultanate to the game.
I did a thread about this country before, but I see that since then someone has improved Wikipedia and added more information about the country.

A new country Bijayah( Ait Abbas)

I wonder if Bougie can be considered a playable country. The governors ruled the city on their own, one of them, who ruled from 1442-3 to 1452, refused to pay tribute to the sultan and lost power in 1452. Website in French...

forum.paradoxplaza.com

The Duchy of Debdou could also be added to the region

Principality of Debdou - Wikipedia

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[Brunwulf]

Debdou will join the Morrocan Vassal Swarm :3

 

[Aramenian]

Personally, I would redo Morocco like this

Marrakech Dark purple
Debdou Light pink
Sus/Tazerwatt Bright blue

Tazerwalt - Wikipedia

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Tafilat: Bright green Tafilat

Tafilalt - Wikipedia

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In the region there was also the kingdom of Segelmese whose capital was probably Figuig.

Spoiler

The group is mentioned from the 14th century onwards . Ibn Khaldun says it was ruled by the Matghara, a family of the Banu Faten group; [4] the oasis took over the succession of the city of Tafilalt which had gone into decline and became a hub of commercial routes. Léó l'African mentions it in the 16th century . [5] In the 17th century Al-Ayyashi talks about his libraries. The territory remained independent due to its isolation with each community or ksar under a jemaa or assembly. At the end of the 17th century Sultan Mawlay Ismail made an expedition there but then left the area. In 1807Mawlay Sulayman made an expedition there but still did not stay there.

Figuig - Viquipèdia, l'enciclopèdia lliure

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Old maps of Morocco

Spoiler: mar

Historic Map : 1695 States and kingdoms of Fez Moroc, Darha and Segelmesse. - Vintage Wall Art

1695 States and kingdoms of Fez Moroc, Darha and Segelmesse.

www.historicpictoric.com

Partie du Biledulgerid ou Sont Tesset, Darha, et Segelmesse &c . . . - Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps Inc.

www.raremaps.com