Algiers, 1600–1660 · a narrated atlas

Key

Algiers: the militia and the corsair captains The Ottoman sultan and his pashas France Venice bond — succession, office, alliance conflict — war, revolt, prosecution

Sources & method

H.-D. de Grammont, Histoire d'Alger sous la domination turque (Paris, 1887), chs. 11–15: the triennial pashas, Brèves's mission, Danser's cannon, Napollon, Ali Bitchin, the revolution of 1659 — source
Regency of Algiers — Wikipedia (triennial pashas, the Bastion in 1604, Valona, Bitchin's death) — source
K. Kahraman, 'Cezayir' (Ottoman period), TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi: Ali Pasha shipped to İzmir, Köprülü's reprisal — source
Odjak of Algiers Revolution — Wikipedia (Ibrahim Pasha imprisoned, Khalil, Köprülü's embargo) — source
Zymen Danseker (Simon Danser) — Wikipedia — source
Bastion de France — Wikipédia (1604, Napollon, 1637) — source
Massacre des Turcs à Marseille, 14 March 1620 — Wikipédia — source
Ali Bitchin — Wikipédia (his marriage, the envoys of 1644–45, flight to Kuku, death) — source
R. Dipratu, 'The Valona Affair (1638), its Ensuing Anti-Piracy Nişan and the Development of Ottoman-Venetian Peace Agreements' — source
Du Bastion de France à La Calle — CDHA (Napollon's death at Tabarka, the razing of December 1637) — source
Cretan War (1645–1669) — Wikipedia (the armada of 1645 and its Malta pretext) — source

Method. The chain of people follows a sourced account of the polity, 1600–1660; every claim the narration makes was checked against the sources above. Borders: historical-basemaps (A. Ourednik, GPL-3.0), the c.1600 snapshot, simplified — schematic, the right states in roughly the right places. Territorial changes: modern provinces (Natural Earth) or later snapshots standing in for historical ones. Portraits: each credited with its author, licence and source on the readable page. Relief: Esri World Physical Map. Narration: Azure neural voice.