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espanolLa familia tunecina Lakhoua, de origen morisco, procede de emigrantes del siglo XVII pero tambien de emigrantes de Granada del siglo XVIII. Desde el XVII se distinguen en la artesania pre-industrial de los bonetes chechia, una de las primeras riquezas de exportacion del pais, con tecnicas y vocabulario de origen hispanico, que les permitio acceder a una categoria social y economica relevante en Tunez y su region. Se estudia la documentacion tunecina y la espanola (Francisco Ximenez, s. XVIII) sobre esta familia y la evolucion social de la fabricacion de la chechia, en los cuatro ultimos siglos. En apendice, reproduccion del informe de Jovellanos al ministro Conde de Lerena (1787) sobre la historia y situacion espanola e internacional contemporanea de la fabricacion de los “bonetes tunecinos” EnglishThe Tunisian family Lakhoua, of Morisco origin, comes from emigrants of the XVII century but also from others of Granada of the XVIII. From the XVII century they were distinguished for the pre-industrial craft of the ‘chechia’ caps. This was one of the first profitable resources exported by the country. The use of techniques and vocabulary of Hispanic origin raised them to an excellent social and economic category in Tunisia and its region. The Tunisian and Spanish documenta (Francisco Ximenez, s. XVIII) on this family and the social evolution of the production of the ‘chechia’ in the last four centuries are studied. In the Appendix, the report of Jovellanos to the Minister ‘Conde de Lerena’ (1787) on the history and the Spanish and international situation contemporaneous with the production of the ‘Tunisian caps’ is reproduced.

La familia Lakhoua, descendientes tunecinos de moriscos granadinos de los siglos XVII-XVIII, y sus actividades en la industria del bonete chechía