Trade relations between the abdelwadide kingdom of Tlemcen and the south cities of occidental Europe from the half of the century thirteen until the half of the century sixteen
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Italian seaports played a major mediation role in the flourishing trade activity between the kingdom of Tlemcen and western Mediterranean Europe in 1235 and 1554. Later on, they were substituted by the Franco-Provençal seaports, and at a late stage by the Catalan -Aragonese. This period made the kingdom of Tlemcen a true crossroad of trade between the Maghreb and Europe, setting the basis of the prosperity and strength of the ziyyani state.
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