تجريدة تارگا (1490)

(تم التحويل من Targa expedition (1490))
نهب تارگا و Comice
جزء من النزاعات البرتغالية المغربية
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المغرب في أواخر القرن 15 ومطلع القرن 16.
التاريخ1490[1]
الموقع
Targa
النتيجة نصر برتغالي[1]
المتحاربون
Flag of the Kingdom of Portugal (1485–mid-16th century).svg مملكة البرتغال المغرب الوطاسي
القادة والزعماء
Dom Fernando de Meneses[1] غير معروف.
القوى
130 حصان، 1,870 راجلين[1].
50 ships.[1]		 غير معروفة
الضحايا والخسائر
40 قتيل.[2] أسر المئات.

التجريدة البرتغالية على تارگا حدثت في 1490 حين قام أسطول برتغالي بقيادة Dom Fernando de Meneses (pt) بنهب بلدة تارگا، التي كانت ملاذاً معروفاً للقراصنة في المغرب. وفي نفس المناسبة قام دوم فرناندو بنهب بلدة Comice الجبلية المغربية.

التاريخ

The Portuguese occupied Ceuta in 1415 at the Conquest of Ceuta. In 1490, King John II prepared an expedition against the Moroccan qaid of Chefchaouen Ali Ibn Rashid al-Alam ("Barraxa" in Portuguese), and entrusted command to the son of the Marquis of Vila Real, Dom Fernando de Meneses, who was provided with 50 ships.[1] Having called at Gibraltar, he messaged the captain of Ceuta Dom António de Meneses (pt) (who was his brother) that he would disembark in that city shortly to attack Chefchaouen, but Dom António dissuaded him from undertaking the campaign, which he considered impractical.[1] Dom Fernando was instead persuaded to attack the town of Targa, which was a known pirate haven to the south-east of Ceuta.[3][1] Having been joined by some Spanish volunteers, the expedition ultimately numbered 130 horse and 1870 foot.[1]

As soon as the fleet came into sight of Targa, the settlement was evacuated by its inhabitants, leaving ample spoil behind.[1] The Portuguese disembarked, captured 25 ships, 370 people,[2] weapons including cannons, released a number of Christian POWs and razed the town along with the surrounding agricultural fields.[1]

Unsatisfied with the attack on Targa, Dom Fernando later that year joined forces with the captains of Portuguese Tangier and Alcácer-Ceguer to sack a town on the Rif mountains the Portuguese identified as Comice.[1] With an army then numbering 400 horses and 1200 feet the Portuguese sacked the town and captured ample spoil, including 100[1] or 1000[2][4] persons, cattle and horses.[1] 40 Portuguese died in the action.[2]

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المراجع

  1. ^ أ ب ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص Ignacio da Costa Quintella: Annaes da Marinha Portugueza Typographia da Academia Real das Sciencias, 1839, pp.216-217.
  2. ^ أ ب ت ث Agostinho Manuel de Vasconcellos: Vida y acciones del Real Don Iuan el Segundo, Decimotercio de Portugal, Imprenta de Maria de Quiñones, 1639, p.244.
  3. ^ Irene Vaquinhas: Revista de História da Sociedade e da Cultura n.º 19, Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra, 2019, p.110.
  4. ^ Juan de Ferreras: Synopsis historica chronologica de España, Volume 11, 1775, p. 389.
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