Monastir Eyalet

Eyalet-i Monastir Eyalet of the Ottoman Empire ← 1826–1864 →   → Monastir Eyalet in the 1850s Capital Monastir 41°1′N 21°20′E / 41.017°N 21.333°E / 41.017; 21.333Coordinates: 41°1′N 21°20′E / 41.017°N 21.333°E / 41.017; 21.333 History  - Established 1826  - Disestablished 1864

Monastir Eyalet was an eyalet of the Ottoman Empire. Confusingly, it was also sometimes referred to as "Rumelia Eyalet",^[1] which was also the name of a previously existing and much larger eyalet.

Administrative divisions

Sanjaks of the Eyalet in the mid-19th century:^[2]

1. Sanjak of Scutari
2. Sanjak of Okhri
3. Sanjak of Monastir (Bitola)
4. Sanjak of Kesryé (Kastoria)

Governors

Governors of the eyalet:^[3]

• Osman Pasha (Sep 1844 - Aug 1845)
• Mehmed Selim Pasha Eneste Haseki (Aug 1845 - Mar 1848)
• Hafiz Mehmed Pasha Cherkes (Mar 1848 - May 1850)
• Ismail Pasha Payasli (May 1850 - Apr 1851)
• Mustafa Tosun Pasha (Apr 1851 - Oct 1853)
• Ali Riza Mehmed Pasha (Nov 1853 - Feb 1854)
• Mazhar Osman Pasha Arnavud (Sep 1858 - Aug 1859)
• Ebubekir Rüstem Pasha (Aug 1859 - Mar 1860)
• Mustafa Pasha Alyanak (Mar 1860 - Jul 1863)
• Mahmud Pasha (Jul 1863 - Jan 1864)
• Ismail Hakki Pasha Shehsüvarzade Leskovikli (Nov 1865 - Jul 1869)
• .... (Jul 1869 - Jul 1874)
• Gürcü Ali Saib Pasha (Jul 1874 - Jan 1875)
• Baytar Mehmed Refet Pasha (Jan 1875 - Jun 1875)
• Bursali Mehmed Redif Pasha (Jun 1875 - Sep 1875)
• Gürcü Ali Saib Pasha (Sep 1875 - May 1876)
• Lofçali Ibrahim Dervish Pasha (May 1876 - Dec 1876)
• Çerkes Abdi Pasha (Dec 1876 - Apr 1877)
• Asaf Pasha (Apr 1877 - Mar 1879)
• Katircioglu Ahmed Muhtar Pasha (Mar 1879 - Aug 1880)
• Ahmed Eyyub Pasha (Aug 1880 - Oct 1884)
• Söylemezoglu Ali Kemali Pasha (Oct 1884 - Aug 1887)
• Halil Rifat Pasha (Aug 1887 - Jun 1889)
• Ahmed Eyyub Pasha (Jun 1889 - Oct 1889)
• Selanikli Mehmed Faik Pasha (Oct 1889 - Apr 1895)
• Bursali Abdulerim Pasha (Apr 1895 - Dec 1901)
• Hasan Edip Pasha (Dec 1901 - Feb 1903)
• Ali Riza Pasha (Feb 1903 - Aug 1903)
• Ebubekir Hazim Bey Tepeyran (Aug 1903 - Dec 1906)
• Ahmed Reshid Bey (Dec 1906 - Feb 1907)
• Fahri Pasha (Nov 1908 - Oct 1909)
• Mektubizade Mehmed Reshid Pasha (Oct 1909 - Nov 1910)
• .... (Nov 1910 - Jan 1912)
• Yegenaga Ali Münif Bey (Jan 1912 - Aug 1912)
• Behcet Yusuf Bey (08/01/12)

References

1. ^ Voyage dans la Turquie d'Europe : description physique et géologique de la Thrace. T1 / par A. Viquesnel... page 114
2. ^ The three eras of Ottoman history, a political essay on the late reforms of ... at Google Books By James Henry Skene
3. ^ World Statesmen — Macedonia

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Vassals and autonomies
Cossack Hetmanate · Cretan State · Crimean Khanate · Khedivate of Egypt · Principality of Moldavia · Sharifate of Mecca · Republic of Ragusa · Eastern Rumelia · Principality of Samos · Serbian Despotate · Duchy of Syrmia · Principality of Transylvania · Tunis Eyalet · Principality of Wallachia

See also the list of short-lived Ottoman provinces