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Mutasarrif, mutesarrif, mutasarriff, or
mutesarriff (Ottoman Turkish: متصرّف, romanized:
mutasarrıf, lit. 'plenipotentiary') was the
title used in the...
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After 1861,
there existed an
autonomous Mount Lebanon with a
Christian Mutasarrif (governor),
which had been
created as a
homeland for the
Maronites under...
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After 1861
there existed an
autonomous Mount Lebanon with a
Christian mutasarrıf,
which had been
created as a
homeland for the
Maronites under European...
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initially placed some
sanjaks under kaymakams and
others under mutasarrifs; a
sanjak under a
mutasarrif was
known as a mutasarriflik. The
districts of each sanjak...
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villayet and a few
Bosnian delegates also parti****ted.
Present was also
mutasarrif (administrator of sandjak) of
Prizren as
representative of the central...
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Soldiers in
Mount Lebanon during the
mutasarrif period...
- also
mentioned in the
telegraph of
Nurullah Bey, the
secretary of the
Mutasarrıf of Aydın,
dated 9 July 1919, to the
State of
Internal Affairs. In the...
- led to
civil war, into the
Mount Lebanon Mutasarrifate,
governed by a
mutasarrıf who,
according to law, had to be a non-Lebanese Christian. As part of...
- بت آرتين باشا داوديان) was an
Ottoman career diplomat and the
first mutasarrif of
Mount Lebanon from 1861 to 1868.
Dawud Pasha was born
around 1816 to...
- by p****age of time,
including at Rustchuk. In 1882 he was
appointed as
mutasarrıf of Vidin, then in 1886 he was
appointed as
governor of Sivas,
where he...
