Zanata and the knights who challenged Rome
The article discusses the development of tribal confederations in Morocco and their transformation into the royal system. It explains that five of these confederations were characterized by rapid movement, attack, and retreat, which gave them an advantage over larger armies. The article examines how these confederations contributed to the formation of the ancient Moroccan army and their significance in the country's military history.
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