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Shamdin Agha (also
known as
Shamlin Agha; died 1860) was an
Ottoman Kurdish commander of
irregulars in the
service of the
Ottoman governors of Damascus...
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Muhammad Sa'id
Pasha Shamdin (died 1900), also
known as
Muhammad Sa'id Agha
Shamdin, was an
Ottoman military official of the
Syria Vilayet, best known...
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territory was
stretched south of the
location of the town. The
family of
Shamdin Agha came
originally from the
Slivani tribe,
settled in Zakho, and became...
- clan leaders, Izzeddin,
chief of the
Tammero clan, and
Shamdin from the clan of
Hasan Shamdin, with the village's
Syriac po****tion also
divided in their...
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supported Turkish troops, some
leading Kurdish families like al-Yusiv and
Shamdin opposed Arab nationalism,
which Kemal propagated,
because it "threatened...
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Bedir Khan (1858–1915) Edeb (1860–1918)
Sabat Islambouli (1860s–1941)
Shamdin Agha (d. 1860)
Sheikh Ali Hisam-ad-Din
Naqshbandi (1861–1939)
Seyid Riza...
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joined or led the rioters. The
Kurdish irregulars of
Muhammad Sa'id Agha
Shamdin began to kill, rape and loot in the
Christian quarter. Al-Hawasili attempted...
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Rashid Pasha's
first acts as
governor was the
arrest of
Muhammad Sa'id Agha
Shamdin, a
powerful Kurdish Damascene agha (commander of irregulars; pl. aghawat)...
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Empire Kunj
Yusuf Pasha (unknown),
Ottoman Governor of
Damascus (1807–1810)
Shamdin Agha (Died 1860), Ottoman-Kurdish
commander of
irregulars in the service...
- Sayfo, the
village was
surrounded by
Kurds led by
Yusuf Agha, son of
Hasan Shamdin, the
owner of Kfar-Gawze, and the
Syriacs barricaded themselves in the...
