Jazzar Pasha
1720 to 1804
8 documented presences
5 places
Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Jazzar Pasha across 5 places, from 1768 to 1801. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar (c. 1720–30s7 May 1804) was the Acre-based Bosniak Ottoman governor of Sidon Eyalet from 1776 until his death in 1804 and the simultaneous governor of Damascus Eyalet in 1785–1786, 1790–1795, 1798–1799, and 1803–1804.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Jazzar Pasha was documented, and when
1768year
Acre, Palestineattested
“They were either purchased or given to him during his time in Egypt, but it is not clear if they left Egypt with him in 1768 or if they moved to Acre after al-Jazzar was given the governorship of Sidon.”
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1768year
Egypt Eyaletattested
“They were either purchased or given to him during his time in Egypt, but it is not clear if they left Egypt with him in 1768 or if they moved to Acre after al-Jazzar was given the governorship of Sidon.”
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July 1785month
Palestine (region)attested
“With an army of some 5,000 soldiers, al-Jazzar made the dawrah (collection tour of the miri tax) in Palestine, which was largely part of Damascus Eyalet, in June and July 1785.”
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1786year
Acre, Palestineattested
“Al-Jazzar had an emotional attachment to his mamluks and when his first mamluk, Salim Pasha al-Kabir, died in 1786 from the plague, al-Jazzar "cried like a child", according to the French consul in Acre.”
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October 1790month
Damascusattested
“he imagined that the whole world was against him." In line with a pattern by the Sublime Porte to appoint al-Jazzar to Damascus in times of crisis, al-Jazzar was reappointed Wali of Damascus in October 1790, succeeding Ibrahim Deli Pasha.”
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1801year
Egypt Eyaletattested
“The Ottomans and the British defeated the French in Egypt in 1801, and during Yusuf Pasha's return to Istanbul through Palestine, Yusuf Pasha appointed his protégé and Hebron-area native Muhammad Abu Maraq to control Jaffa as the governo…”
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1801year
Palestine (region)attested
“The Ottomans and the British defeated the French in Egypt in 1801, and during Yusuf Pasha's return to Istanbul through Palestine, Yusuf Pasha appointed his protégé and Hebron-area native Muhammad Abu Maraq to control Jaffa as the governo…”
source: Wikipedia: Jazzar Pasha
1801year
Istanbulattested
“The Ottomans and the British defeated the French in Egypt in 1801, and during Yusuf Pasha's return to Istanbul through Palestine, Yusuf Pasha appointed his protégé and Hebron-area native Muhammad Abu Maraq to control Jaffa as the governo…”
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Places Jazzar Pasha is documented in
Palestine (region)2 presences · 1785 to 1801
Acre, Palestine2 presences · 1768 to 1786
Egypt Eyalet2 presences · 1768 to 1801
Damascus1 presence · 1790Istanbul1 presence · 1801
Other places tied to Jazzar Pasha in the record
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1755year
Constantinoplementioned
“At the age of 20, or in his late adolescent years, around 1755, he moved to Constantinople.”
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1758year
Meccamentioned
“In 1758, possibly as a result of a dispute with another of Hekimoğlu Ali Pasha's men or upon his own intuition, he accompanied Salih Bey al-Qasimi, a Mamluk and the amir al-hajj (commander of the Hajj caravan) to Mecca.”
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1760 to 1766period
Egypt Eyaletmentioned
“After returning to Cairo, al-Jazzar, entered the service of the Mamluk Abdullah Bey, who was a retainer of another Mamluk, Ali Bey al-Kabir, the shaykh al-balad, a powerful post in Egypt with unclear duties, between 1760 and 1766.”
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1760 to 1766period
Cairomentioned
“After returning to Cairo, al-Jazzar, entered the service of the Mamluk Abdullah Bey, who was a retainer of another Mamluk, Ali Bey al-Kabir, the shaykh al-balad, a powerful post in Egypt with unclear duties, between 1760 and 1766.”
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1768 to 1770period
Anatoliamentioned
“Information about al-Jazzar between 1768 and 1770 is unclear; according to historian Thomas Philipp, he "may have drifted through Anatolia to Aleppo".”
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1768 to 1770period
Aleppomentioned
“Information about al-Jazzar between 1768 and 1770 is unclear; according to historian Thomas Philipp, he "may have drifted through Anatolia to Aleppo".”
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1770year
Deir al-Qamarmentioned
“However, by 1770 it was clear that al-Jazzar was in Deir al-Qamar, a Druze village in Mount Lebanon.”
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1776year
Acre, Palestinementioned
“Meanwhile, Hasan Kapudan returned to Acre in the summer of 1776, and he and al-Jazzar, whose forces were bolstered by Nasif's Shia horsemen, besieged Deir Hanna, which capitulated in June.”
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March 1776month
Constantinoplementioned
“Al-Jazzar, using his influence in Constantinople, managed to secure promotion as the administrator of Sidon Eyalet with the rank of vezir (minister), but not wali (governor), in March 1776.”
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March 1785month
Constantinoplementioned
“Both Darwish and Battal were deemed incompetent and the Sublime Porte ultimately appointed al-Jazzar to the governorship in March 1785, after the latter expended a large bribe to imperial officials in Constantinople.”
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April 1785month
Acre, Palestinementioned
“At the approximate peak of his power in April 1785, a description by Renaudot of al-Jazzar's military procession from Acre to Damascus indicates the strength of his forces.”
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April 1785month
Damascusmentioned
“At the approximate peak of his power in April 1785, a description by Renaudot of al-Jazzar's military procession from Acre to Damascus indicates the strength of his forces.”
source: Wikipedia: Jazzar Pasha
1786year
Egypt Eyaletmentioned
“The Ottomans launched an expedition led by Hasan Kapudan in 1786, but they were ordered to withdraw after the war with Russia resumed and the Mamluks were restored to power in Egypt.”
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January 1786month
Hajjmentioned
“Al-Jazzar returned from the Hajj around January 1786.”
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1802year
April 1804month
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