-
national sovereignty, and that was in 1846, it was
called Salam El Bey (
Beylical anthem). It was sung in
honour of the Bey.
Initially without lyrics, but...
- al-Mahalla "Bey of the Camp",
title used for the next most
senior member of the
Beylical family after the
reigning Bey, the Heir
Apparent to the throne. Bey al-Taula...
- form,
partly due to the
steep topography of the land.
Located in an old
beylical palace (the
palace of the Bey of
Tunis since the end of the 18th century)...
-
administration was the
Beylical Guard. On 21 June 1956 the
transfer of
about 9,500
Tunisian soldiers who had
served in the
French army and the
Beylical Guard, made...
- arms of
independent Tunisia are the
beylical coat of arms in use from 1861 to 21 June 1956, date of
adoption by
beylical decree of the coat of arms of the...
-
denunciations of the
attempts aiming the
Tunisian personality but also the
beylical decree system and Europeans'
advantages in his
numerous articles in L'Étendard...
-
Former beylical Palace in Carthage, Tunisia...
-
member of the
Beylical family after the
reigning Bey. In
addition to
becoming Bey al-Mahalla, he also
became a
Lieutenant General in the
Beylical Army. Following...
-
exclusively Tunisian military force permitted under French rule was the
Beylical Guard. On June 30, 1956, the
Tunisian army was
officially founded by decree...
- well-maintained." At the
beginning of the 20th century, the
palace became a
beylical residence again under Muhammad IV al-Hadi Bey (1855-1906), who was the...
