Quba Khanate

Quba Khanate

The Quba Khanate was an independent principality on the territory of modern day Azerbaijan from 1747-1806. The Quba Khanate was founded as a feudal hold around 1680 as a result of a land grant to the Saytaq family, who were related to both the Qajar dynasty and the "Utsmi" (duke) of Tarki in Dagestan and were thus highly respected among the loacl khanates of Azerbaijan.

The principality achieved independence after the dissolution of Safavid Persia in 1747 and achieved its greatest prominence under Fath Ali Khan (1758-1789).

As a result of conquests or successful alliances, Fath Ali Khan seized the important port of Baku, the Shamakha Khanate and the Salyan Khanate and organized expeditions as far south as Ardabil in his fight against the Zand dynasty.

The Quba Khanate relied heavy upon Russian arms in all their campaigns. In revenge for the killing of a Russian scientist in 1775, Samuel Gottlieb Gmelin, Russian help was withdrawn, leading to subsequent defeats.

After Fath Ali Khan's death, the Khanate's influence declined. As a result of Mohammad Khan Qajar's conquests and the devastation its brought, the Alliance of Northern khanates disintegrated. The Khanate was conquered by Russia in 1806, and was fully incorporated into newly created Shamakha Province by 1816.

Saytaq Khans Rulers

1680 - Sep 1721 Husayn Khan1721 Ahmad Khan1721 - 1722 Chulaq Surkhay Khan1722 - 1758 Husayn `Ali Khan1758 - Mar 1789 Fath `Ali Khan1789 - 1791 Ahmad Khan1791 - 1806 Shaykh `Ali Agha1806 - 1816 Husayn Khan

ee also

*Khanates of the Caucasus

External links

* [http://www.rulers.org/rula2.html#azerbaijan rulers.org]


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