List of wars involving Tunisia

• Treaty of Tunis
• Death of Louis IX
• Opening of trade with Tunis
• Withdrawal of the Crusaders from Tunisia

• Zayyanid Victory

• Zayyanid Victory

• Tunis becomes a vassal of the Zayyanids until May 1330

• Zayyanids failed to capture Bejaïa

• Crusader withdrawal.

• Aragonese armies retreat.
• Peace Treaty with Crown of Aragon.

• Looting of Maltese cities.

• Béjaïa lost to the Spanish.

• Tunis under Ottoman rule.

• Tunis under Spanish rule.^[1]

• Tunis back under Ottoman rule.

• Eyalet of Egypt
• Eyalet of Tripolitania

• Morea ceded to Venice; Venetian gains in inland Dalmatia

• Muradid Defeat
• Occupation Of the Regency of Tunis

Sultanate of Morocco

Pashalik of Tripoli (1699–1700)

Pashalik of Tripoli (1700–1702)

• Algerian ambitions halted
• Morocco fails to expand
• Fall of the Muradid dynasty

• Capture of Tunis^[2]
• Tunis becomes a part of Algiers^[3][4]
• Tunis becomes a vassal of Algiers^[3][4]

• Capture of Tunis^[5]
• Tunis becomes a tributary of Algiers^[6][7]
• Tunis recognises the suzerainty of the Dey of Algiers^[6]
• Tunis becomes a tributary of Algiers and recognises Algerian suzerainty for more than 50 years^[6][7]

• Tunisia victory. Republic of Venice pays huge compensation to Tunisia.

• Karamanli dynasty restored to the throne of Tripolitania
• Weakening of Ottoman rule over Tripolitania

• Beylik of Constantine

• Tunisian victory.
• Complete liberation from the guardianship of The Dey of Algeria
• Stabilization of the border

• Independence of Greece
  • The Peloponnese, Saronic Islands, Cyclades, Sporades and Continental Greece ceded to the independent Greek state
  • Crete ceded to Egypt

• Russia loses the Danube Delta and Southern Bessarabia

• Rahmaniyya

• Tunisia becomes a French protectorate

•  India
•  Newfoundland^[10]

• Tunisia returns to French administration

• Multiple bands

Tunisian Liberation Army (1956)

• La Main Rouge

Kingdom of Tunisia (1956)

• Establishment of the Kingdom of Tunisia in 1956
• Fellaghas are disbanded by police and military operations

French victory

• Evacuation of the Bizerte base on 15 October 1963

• At the final ceasefire:
  • Egyptian forces held 1,200 km² (460 sq mi) on the eastern bank of the canal.^[20]
  • Israeli forces held 1,600 km² (620 sq mi) on the western bank of the canal.^[21]
  • Israeli forces held 500 km² (193 sq mi) of the Syrian Bashan region of the Golan Heights.

• United States
  • Sixth Fleet^[22]
• France
• Morocco

• Libya
• Algeria^[23]

• National Liberation Army

Tunisia^[24]

• Tunisian Army
• Tunisian Police

• Loyalist forces occasionally shelled the crossing for months afterward.
• Fighting ongoing after the Libyan Army clashes with the Tunisian Army
• Rebel forces capture Wazzin on 21 April.
• Loyalist forces retake the border crossing on 28 April.
• Rebels retake Wazzin on 4 May^[25]

• Tunisian National Guard eliminates Okba Ibn Nafaa commanders on 28 March 2015 and continues to eliminate many more afterwards.
• Declaration of certain mountain areas as military locked zones that require prior authorization to enter for non-military entities.

• Tunisian National Guard
• Tunisian Army
• Tunisian Police

• Islamic State – Libya Province
• Islamic State – Algeria Province^[27]
• Islamic State – Tunisia Province
• Uqba ibn Nafi Brigade
• Ansar al-Sharia
  (only in March 2016)^[28]