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The Barbarossa Brothers
Sailing from North Africa’s Barbary Coast, the Barbarossa (which means “red beard” in Italian) brothers Aruj and Hizir became rich by capturing European vessels in the Mediterranean Sea. Though their most lucrative early victims included two papal galleys and a Sardinian warship, they began targeting the Spanish around the time Aruj lost an arm to them in battle. By 1516 the Ottoman sultan had essentially put Aruj in charge of the entire Barbary Coast, a position that Hizir took over two years later following his brother’s death. Hizir, otherwise known as Khair-ed-Din, then spent the rest of his days fighting various Christian enemies, including a “Holy League” fleet specifically formed by the pope to destroy him.
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The Barbarossa Brothers
Sailing from North Africa’s Barbary Coast, the Barbarossa (which means “red beard” in Italian) brothers Aruj and Hizir became rich by capturing European vessels in the Mediterranean Sea. Though their most lucrative early victims included two papal galleys and a Sardinian warship, they began targeting the Spanish around the time Aruj lost an arm to them in battle. By 1516 the Ottoman sultan had essentially put Aruj in charge of the entire Barbary Coast, a position that Hizir took over two years later following his brother’s death. Hizir, otherwise known as Khair-ed-Din, then spent the rest of his days fighting various Christian enemies, including a “Holy League” fleet specifically formed by the pope to destroy him.
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On North Africa's Barbary shore,
The Barbarossa brothers sailed and more.
Aruj and Hizir, with red beards so bold,
Captured European ships, their treasures to behold.

Papal galleys and Sardinian might,
Their early conquests brought fortune's light.
But as Aruj lost an arm in the Spanish fray,
Their focus turned, vengeance their way.

By 1516, the Ottoman sultan's decree,
Put Aruj in charge, ruler of the sea.
Hizir, Khair-ed-Din, the brother's name,
After Aruj's passing, he stepped into fame.

Christian foes and Holy League's might,
They battled against, with valor and might.
Enemies abound, their resolve was true,
The Barbarossa brothers, a legend they grew.

Their story echoes through the ages past,
Pirates of the Barbary, their legacy vast.
From red beards to battles, a pirate's tale,
The Barbarossa brothers, their names prevail.
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Turn this into a poem

The Barbarossa Brothers
Sailing from North Africa’s Barbary Coast, the Barbarossa (which means “red beard” in Italian) brothers Aruj and Hizir became rich by capturing European vessels in the Mediterranean Sea. Though their most lucrative early victims included two papal galleys and a Sardinian warship, they began targeting the Spanish around the time Aruj lost an arm to them in battle. By 1516 the Ottoman sultan had essentially put Aruj in charge of the entire Barbary Coast, a position that Hizir took over two years later following his brother’s death. Hizir, otherwise known as Khair-ed-Din, then spent the rest of his days fighting various Christian enemies, including a “Holy League” fleet specifically formed by the pope to destroy him.</s>
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On North Africa's Barbary shore,
The Barbarossa brothers sailed and more.
Aruj and Hizir, with red beards so bold,
Captured European ships, their treasures to behold.

Papal galleys and Sardinian might,
Their early conquests brought fortune's light.
But as Aruj lost an arm in the Spanish fray,
Their focus turned, vengeance their way.

By 1516, the Ottoman sultan's decree,
Put Aruj in charge, ruler of the sea.
Hizir, Khair-ed-Din, the brother's name,
After Aruj's passing, he stepped into fame.

Christian foes and Holy League's might,
They battled against, with valor and might.
Enemies abound, their resolve was true,
The Barbarossa brothers, a legend they grew.

Their story echoes through the ages past,
Pirates of the Barbary, their legacy vast.
From red beards to battles, a pirate's tale,
The Barbarossa brothers, their names prevail.</s>
