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Barbarossa, Khayr ad-D?n (1483-1546). Turkish

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Barbarossa, Khayr ad-D?n (1483-1546). Turkish

Barbarossa, Khayr ad-D?n (1483-1546). Turkish sailor and pirate, one of the founders of Alger

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Alger Algeria Algerian Algiers Barbarossa Bearded Corsair Founders Piracy Pirate Sailor Turban Filibuster Khayr Masculine Persons


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Barbarossa, or Khayr ad-Din (1483-1546), was a Turkish sailor and pirate, renowned for his significant impact on the Mediterranean Sea during the 16th century. Born in the Ottoman Empire, he became one of the founders of Algiers, the capital city of modern-day Algeria. This image depicts Barbarossa in his regal attire, adorned with a crown and turban, exuding an air of authority and masculinity. His thick beard and piercing gaze add to his imposing presence. Barbarossa's influence extended beyond Algeria, making him a key figure in the Barbary Coast piracy scene. He led a formidable fleet of corsairs, or filibusters, terrorizing European shipping lanes and demanding tributes from the Christian powers. His piracy was not merely for personal gain but served as a means to defend the Muslim world against European encroachment. Despite his reputation as a pirate, Barbarossa was also a respected military leader and diplomat. He negotiated treaties with European powers, including the Treaty of Tangier, which granted the Ottoman Empire control over the straits of Gibraltar. This strategic position allowed the Ottomans to control access to the Mediterranean Sea, further enhancing their power and influence. Barbarossa's legacy continues to be celebrated in Algeria and the Mediterranean world. He is remembered as a hero who defended the Muslim world against European aggression and played a crucial role in the founding of Algiers. This evocative portrait captures the essence of a complex and intriguing historical figure, whose impact on Mediterranean history remains significant to this day.

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