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Annales islamologiques 52
2019 IFAO
44 p.
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Mohamed Ouerfelli
Le sceau de la paix. Le traité de 669/1270 entre Philippe III et al‑Mustanṣir al‑Ḥafṣī
The Eighth and last crusade organized by Louis IX in 669/1270 and aimed at Tunis ends in the king’s death; it leads to the conclusion of a truce for fifteen years between his son Philip III, Charles of Anjou and the hafsid sultan al‑Mustanṣir, which settles the conditions for the evacuation of the hafsid territory. The treaty, which is only preserved in its arabic redaction, is provided with an exceptional seal, only known example of a hanging seal from a muslim ruler. The diplomatic and codicologic analyse of the document shows its great interest for the study of the hafsid chancery’s practices and unveils the negociations process, the conditions of redaction and of ratification of all the clauses of the agreement. It is nonetheless an atypical document, written in haste in difficult circumstances, not by a professional from the chancery, and whose negociations have been led by an unexpected diplomatic actor.
- Mohamed Ouerfelli ( : 111221080)
Aix Marseille Université, CNRS, LA3M, Aix-en-Provence