- The
Eyalet of
Childir (Ottoman Turkish: ایالت چلدر, romanized: Eyālet-i Çıldır) or
Akhalzik was an
eyalet of the
Ottoman Empire in the
Southwestern Caucasus...
- Ardahan. The
Pasha of
Childir Eyalet could not resist, they
would have
released Samtskhe, they
would have
abolished the
Pasha of
Childir Eyalet, but Solomon...
- and
Georgian armies at the
place of
Shirimni at the
Palakazio Lake (now
Childir, Turkey; then part of Georgia) on
September 11, 1021. King
George I, still...
-
eight Sanjaks and
established Childir Eyalet on the
lands of Meskheti.
Qvarqvare IV was
appointed as
Christian ruler of
Childir Eyalet, but his
brother Manuchar...
- 1526
people in
Georgia of
Jaqeli family. Samtskhe-Saatabago
Eyalet of
Childir Meskhetians Allen, W.E.D., The March-lands of Georgia. The Geographical...
- by a vizer.
These were Adana, Aleppo, Anatolia, Baghdad, Basra, Bosnia,
Childir, Crete, Constantinople, Damascus, Diyarbekir, Egypt, Erzurum, Habesh, Karaman...
-
southwest shared a
border with the
Ottoman Empire. Notably, Sabuth,
pasha of
Childir and brother-in-law of
Sultan Selim III,
governed the
Georgian territories...
-
entirety of the Prin****lity, was
occupied by the
Ottoman Empire becoming the
Childir Eyalet. The area's po****tion was
devastated by the Turco-Mongol incursions...
-
defeat of the
Ottoman Empire and the
dissolution of the latter's Kars,
Childir and
Erzurum States. With the
incorporation of the
region into
Russian Empire...
-
Ottoman hands and
reorganized into the
Ardahan sanjak as part of
eyalet of
Childir. In 1578
Ottomans appointed the
former Georgian prince,
Manuchar (who took...
