Agawaw
TAOURIRT EL-HADJADJ (Fr)
TAWRIRT LḤEǦAǦ (Kab)
(Hill of the Pilgrims) 

Village of the At Yenni, confederation of the At Betrun (Igawawen/Zwawa). 

History :
This village, before being incorporated into the At Yenni tribe, was first part of the now extinct At Ubelqasem tribe which was composed of 4 villages in total.
After a civil war that broke out in the 18th century between the At Betrun fractions because of the violation of the 'Anaya, the At Yenni captured the village, while the At Wasif (Ouacif) and At Budrar (Iboudrarene) captured 2 and 1 respectively. 
The village was destroyed and burnt by French during their campaign against the last independent Kabyle tribes in 1857.

POPULATION :
1840 : 250 warriors - 750 total pop. 
1868 : 660 total pop.

STATISTICS (Circa 1857) :
Rifles : 210
Blacksmiths : 4
Flour mills : 1
Oil mills : 3

FAMILIES :