- Detailed map of Tripolitania in 1913. Flag of the Tripolitania Vilayet (1864–1911). Official coat of arms of the Italian Tripolitania. Ottoman Tripolitania[edit].
- ] The territory of Tripolitania was a major area of fighting in the Second Sicily War , and ending the colony was listed as a casus belli by Sicily's enemies.
- As a result of the Italo-Turkish War of 1911–12, the Italians occupied Tripoli in 1911 and acquired all of Tripolitania from Turkey in 1912.
- As a result of the Italo-Turkish War of 191112, the Italians occupied Tripoli in 1911 and acquired all of Tripolitania from Turkey in 1912.
- The separate colonies existed until 1934, when the Italians combined Tripolitania and Cyrenaica along with the Military area of Fezzan to from the Colony of Libya.
- In a.d. 435, Tripolitania fell to the Vandals, and it was captured by the Byzantines a century later. ... Tripolitania was ruled from Tunisia.
- All #GNA forces from #Misrata previously positioned in western #Tripolitania completely withdrew from their positions and reached their camps today.
- After the Italo-Turkish War (1911–12), part of Tripolitania was occupied by Italian troops (by the late 1920’s, the entire re gion had been occupied).
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