History of Tunisia
- History of Tunisia
The History of Tunisia is divided into three articles:
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History of ancient Tunisia
**Early Berber history
**City-state of Carthage
**Roman Province of Africa
**Vandal, Berber, and Byzantine*
History of medieval Tunisia
**Umayyad Caliphate in Ifriqiya
**Aghlabid emirate under the Abbasids
**Fatimids: Shia Caliphate; the Zirids
**Almohads (al-Muwahiddin)
**Hafsid dynasty of Tunis*
History of modern Tunisia
**Ottoman Empire, and the Beys
**French Protectorate
**Al-Jumhuriyah at-Tunisiyah
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