Heir to Barbarossa

1674, Mediterranean Sea, Maghreb. The intelligence officer of the Don Cossacks Ivan Platov, sent to the Ottoman Empire under the guise of a Turkish sailor Hassan, is completely legalized and entered the service, becoming the youngest officer of the Turkish fleet. Hassan is brave, smart, well educated and can find a non -standard exit from a dangerous situation. But he has another valuable quality - he is incredibly successful. And this cannot escape the attention of the powers that be, who try to use such a valuable person for their own purposes. Suddenly Hassan finds himself in the very center of dangerous events that unfolded on the Maghreb coast. The interests of the European states are closely intertwined with the interests of the Maghribian rulers - the vassals of the Turkish Sultan, who want to get out of the subordination of the Ottoman Empire. The long -standing discontent, skillfully heated by the emissaries of France and Austria leads to rebellion in Tunisia and an open confrontation with the Turkish Sultan. Of course, it is impossible to forgive this. And the Turkish reconnaissance group, which includes Hassan, goes to the Al Yasat trophy Shebek to the rebellious Tunisia