kalóz
Kalóz refers to the historical concept of piracy, which involved ships attacked and robbed by pirates, often with violence or coercion. This activity was widespread in various parts of the world throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. Pirates typically targeted merchant vessels for their valuable cargo and plundered gold, silver, and other precious commodities.
The term "kalóz" is derived from the Turkish word "'kâụz," meaning sea robber. It was applied to
The Golden Age of Piracy saw the rise of notorious pirates such as Barbary Ahmed, Karaybrahim, and
The history of piracy leaves a complex and contradictory legacy. On one hand, the exploits of cunning
Piracy remains a problem in modern times, with ongoing incidents in regions such as the Gulf of