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Beylerbeys of Podolia
AD 1672 - 1699
The Polish
region of
Podolia, or Kamyanets-Podilsky (Kamieniec Podolski), was occupied by the
Ottoman
empire in 1672. During this period, regional Ottoman governors were appointed to
govern the region, although the life expectancy of each holder of the post
was relatively short. Under the terms of the Treaty of Buchach on 18 October
1672, the annexation was formalised. |
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1672 - 1675/76 |
Köstendili Koca Halil Pasha |
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1675/76 - 1677 |
Arnavut Uzun Ibrahim Pasha |
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1677 - 1680 |
Köstendili Koca Halil Pasha |
Second term of office. |
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1680 - 1682 |
Defterdar Ahmet Pasha |
Died 1683. |
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1682 - 1685 |
Arnavut Abdurrahman Abdi Pasha |
Died 1686. |
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1684 |
Tokatli Mahmud Pasha |
Died 1684. |
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1685 - 1686 |
Biyikli Silahdar Mustafa Pasha |
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1686 - 1688 |
Bosnali Sari Hüseyn Pasha |
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1688 - 1689 |
Yegen Ahmet |
Died 1689. |
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1689 - 1699 |
Mustafa Ibrahim oglu Kahraman Bey |
Last
Ottoman
governor. |
1699 |
Under
the Terms of the Treaty of Karlowitz of 26 January 1699, the
Ottomans
agree to hand back Podolia to the Polish
crown. They evacuate their forces from Kamienca between 5 to 22 September.
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The medieval fortress at Kamianets-Podilskyi was under Ottoman
control in the seventeeth century
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1793 |
Podolia is annexed by the
Russian
empire on 23 January 1793 and incorporated into Ukraine. |
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