-
Ottoman official,
sensed a dual opportunity: he
could neutralize the
Janbulads,
whose hegemony he feared, and in the
process gain
significant prestige...
-
Kurdish Janbulads of Aleppo, but that the name 'Junblat' does not
surface in the
historical record before the Ma'n-backed
rebellion of Ali
Janbulad. Regarding...
- Sidon-Beirut in 1593 and
Safed in 1602.
Despite joining the
rebellion of Ali
Janbulad in 1606,
Fakhr al-Din
remained in his post and the
Ottomans recognized...
- the
Janbulads in
Cilicia and
northern Syria, with the
possible direct support of the Safavids.
Murad Pasha resolved first to
suppress Janbulad's rebellion...
-
commercial ties with Aleppo. He sent
Ottoman convert Michel Angelo Corai to Ali
Janbulad as an amb****ador to fund
rebellion in
Ottoman Syria.
Ferdinando strengthened...
- Stephan; Şen, Gül (eds.). "Ottoman
Elite Recruitment and the Case of
Janbulad Bek b.
Qasim (d. ca. 1575)". The Mamluk-Ottoman Transition: Continuity...
- ISSN 0044-8699. Abu-Husayn, Abdul-Rahim (1999). "The
Junblats and the
Janbulads: A Case of
Mistaken Identity". In Köhbach, Markus; Procházka-Eisl, Gisela;...
- Jan****t had been
murdered because of his
Kurdish origins. His nephew, Ali
Janbulad,
revolted in
revenge and
declared sovereignty in 1606 and was supported...
-
expansion of the
Kurdish community in the city. The
Kurdish dynasty of
Janbulads ruled the
region of
Aleppo as
governors for the
Ottomans from 1591 to...
- al-Din and his ally, Ali
Janbulad. The
Tuscans had been
poorly prepared, the Gr****
uprising had not
materialized and
Janbulad was
defeated in October....
