İbrahi̇m Paşa Nin Anadolu Yu İsti̇lasi (1832-1833)

Gencer, Fatih

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“…18 Mehmet Ali also wanted to capture Syria and therefore he already begun to make some plans over this place. 19 However, Mahmud knew Syria's proximity to Egypt would give Mehmet Ali even greater economic and military strength. Consequently, the Sultan did not want to make Mehmet Ali governor of Syria, so he only gave him governorship of Crete.…”

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A Fresh Look at Mahmud Ii's Purpose in Calling Russian Troops to Istanbul in 1833

Demirbaş¹

2016

Joh

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Sometimes the accepted version of some historic events needs a new perspective. One such event is Sultan Mahmud II's summoning of Russian troops to Istanbul, capital city of the Ottoman Empire, in 1833. So far, this matter has only been related through the European archives, which has bred some historical prejudices. The most obvious way to overcome this is by consulting the Ottoman records. These documents Mahmud's instructions to his diplomats and their reports, and illustrate very well the Ottoman diplomatic effort during the Mehmet Ali Problem. This article aims to examine in detail what Mahmud II really intended by inviting the Russians to the Ottoman lands.

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A Fresh Look at Mahmud Ii's Purpose in Calling Russian Troops to Istanbul in 1833

Demirbaş¹

2016

Joh

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Mehmet Ali Sorunu Süreci Boyunca II Mahmud ve Diplomatları

Demirbaş

2019

Journal of History and Future

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Towards a Break-up: Muhammad Ali Pasha Administration in Lebanon

Ekinci

Orak

2020

Harran Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi

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Lebanon contains various beliefs and cultural components and so has been on focus throughout history. Here, Maronites and Druzes stand out among other groups who have similar ethnicities but different beliefs and cultures. However, there have been many disputes between Maronites and Druzes, dating back to the Middle Ages. Particularly, cases that broke out between these groups at the beginning of the 19 th century and some other international events made Lebanon close to a break-up in both social and administrative affairs. Perhaps one of the most important reasons that led Lebanon to this break-up was that Muhammad Ali Pasha took over the administration of the region.Muhammad Ali Pasha, who rebelled against the Ottoman State, took Lebanon under his domination. Then, he caused various problems in the social fabric of the region by doing some wrong practices such as recruiting, increasing taxes and withdrawing weapons from people. In this study, the problems that arose as a result of Muhammad Ali Pasha's administration in Lebanon were analysed and his impacts on the region were examined.

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İbrahi̇m Paşa Nin Anadolu Yu İsti̇lasi (1832-1833)

Cited by 4 publications

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A Fresh Look at Mahmud Ii's Purpose in Calling Russian Troops to Istanbul in 1833

A Fresh Look at Mahmud Ii's Purpose in Calling Russian Troops to Istanbul in 1833

Mehmet Ali Sorunu Süreci Boyunca II Mahmud ve Diplomatları

Towards a Break-up: Muhammad Ali Pasha Administration in Lebanon

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