Mehdya
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A Spanish Enclave in North Africa.
Establishment
January 1551: In 1550, Mahdia was captured by the Ottoman Empire under the leadership of Turgut Reis, also known as Dragut. The territory of Mahdia was then incorporated into the Ottoman province of Mehdya.
Chronology
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1. Events
January 1554: In 1553, Mahdia was captured by the Hafsid Kingdom of Spain. The city was previously under the control of the Ottoman Empire. The Hafsid Kingdom was ruled by the Hafsid dynasty, a Berber Muslim dynasty that controlled parts of North Africa.
January 1615: In 1614, the Spanish took control of Mehdya, Morocco (known as La Mamora).
Disestablishment
January 1682: In 1681, the Spanish territory of Mehdya in Morocco (La Mamora) was ceded to the Sultanate of Morocco.
