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Belgrade Pashalyk

Belgrade Pashalyk in 1791

Belgrade Pashalyk (Smederevsky Sandzak) ( Serbian. Smederevski sanџak , Smederevski sandžak or Turkish . Semendire Sancağı ) is the territory of the Ottoman Empire , located in the region of modern Central Serbia .

History

Belgrade Pashalyk was formed after the Serbian despotism entered the Ottoman Empire in 1459, the administrative center was the city of Smederevo . After the conquest of Belgrade in 1521, the administrative center was moved to Belgrade, respectively. From 1718 to 1739, the Belgrade Pashalyk was part of the Habsburg Monarchy .

In Belgrade during the Turkish rule there were 273 mosques and madrassas . The capital of Serbia was more like a typical Turkish city with curved streets and oriental bazaars - than a European city .

However, for a brief period of Austrian power (only 22 years), - the cleansing of the foreign yoke began , - most Muslim minarets , madrassas and mosques were destroyed, some of them were converted into Christian churches .

But under the Belgrade Peace Treaty returned to the Ottoman Empire . In the years 1789-1791 he again entered the Habsburg possession. After the Serbian revolution , the Principality of Serbia was formed on the territory of Belgrade Pashalyk under the leadership of the Serbian prince Milos Obrenovic .

By 1804, the population of pashalyk was only about 400 thousand people, of which from 40 to 50 thousand were Muslims (mostly Islamized Slavs).

Administrative Division

At the end of the 18th - beginning of the 19th centuries, pashalyk was divided into 12 nakhis :

  • Belgrade Nakhiya
  • Smederevskaya nakhiya
  • Pozharevatskaya nakhiya
  • Chupri Nakhiya
  • Yagodinsky Nakhiya
  • Kragujevack nahiya
  • Uzhitskaya nakhiya
  • Valevskaya Nakhiya
  • Shabat Nakhiya
  • Rudnichskaya nakhiya
  • Sokos nahiya
  • Boravići Nakhiya

Links

  • Sanjak Map
  • Map of Sanjak in Serbia
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Belgrade_Pashalyk&oldid = 92216217


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