Quand le calife prend la route: Le transfert du califat fatimide d'Ifrïqiya en Egypte et la traversée de la Libye par le calife al-Mu'izz en 973.

After several attempts, the Fatimids finally took over Egypt in 968, where a new capital, Cairo, was founded to receive the caliph al-Mu'izz. He left IfrTqiya in 972 to reach his new caliphal residence, and began a journey of several months across the Libyan desert. This study focuses on the resourc...

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Publicado en:Médiévales Vol. 89; pp. 77 - 91
Autor principal: Mouton, Jean-Michel
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Publicado: Presses Universitaires de Vincennes automne2025
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        After several attempts, the Fatimids finally took over Egypt in 968, where a new capital, Cairo, was founded to receive the caliph al-Mu'izz. He left IfrTqiya in 972 to reach his new caliphal residence, and began a journey of several months across the Libyan desert. This study focuses on the resources mobilized, the stages of the journey and the methods of governance of this itinerant power, as well as the traces, often legendary, that this journey, in which the splendours of the Empire were displayed, left in people's memories.
        Après plusieurs tentatives avortées, les Fatimides s'emparent de l'Egypte en 969, où ils fondent une nouvelle capitale, Le Caire, pour recevoir le calife al-Mu'izz. Celui-ci quitte l'Ifriqiya en 972 pour gagner sa nouvelle résidence califale et commence un périple de plusieurs mois pour traverser le désert libyen. Les moyens mobilisés, les étapes de ce voyage et les méthodes de gouvernance de ce pouvoir itinérant sont au cœur de cette étude, ainsi que les traces, souvent légendaires, que ce périple, où se déploient les fastes de l'Empire, a laissées dans la mémoire locale.
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