Safavid Herat
Safavid Herat Velāyat-e Herāt | |||||||
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| 1510–1588 1598–1722 | |||||||
| Status | Province of Safavid Iran | ||||||
| Capital | Herat | ||||||
| Common languages | Persian | ||||||
| Religion | Shia Islam (official) Sunni Islam | ||||||
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The province of Herat (Persian: ولایت هرات), was an eastern province of Safavid Iran, and along with the Mashhad province, it formed the administrative region of Khorasan. By the late Safavid period, it was composed of the administrative jurisdictions: Badghis, Bala Morghab, Durmi, Farah, Ghur, Jam, Karokh, Khvaf, Maruchaq, Panjdeh and Tun.[1]
In 1717, the local Abdali tribe rebelled and took control over the province. Military generals were appointed as governors of Herat by the Safavid government to re-establish authority by force, but all of them were unsuccessful.[1]
List of governors
[edit]This is a list of the known figures who governed the Herat province.[2]
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 1510–1512 | Hossein Beg Laleh Shamlu |
| 1512 | Ahmad Beg Sufi-oghlu Ustajlu |
| 1513–1515 | Zeynal Khan Shamlu |
| 1515–1521 | Amir Khan Mowsellu Torkman |
| 1521 | Ebrahim Soltan [Khan] Mowsellu Torkman |
| 1521–1526 | Durmish Khan Shamlu |
| 1526–1529 | Hoseyn Khan Shamlu |
| 1529–1530 | Unnamed |
| 1530–1533 | Ghazi or Qazi Beg [Khan] Tekkelu [or Shamlu] |
| 1533–1536 | Aghzivar Khan Shamlu ibn Damri Soltan Shamlu |
| 1536 | Khalifeh Soltan Shamlu aka Sufiyan Khalifeh Shamlu [Rumlu] |
| 1537–1556 | Mohammad Sharaf al-Dinoghlu Tekkelu |
| 1556 | Ali Soltan Tekkelu |
| 1556–1562 | Mohammad Sharaf al-Dinoghlu Tekkelu |
| 1562–1565 | Qazaq Khan Tekkelu ibn Mohammad Khan |
| 1565–1567 | Emir Gheyb Beg Ustajlu |
| 1567–1576 | Shahqoli Soltan Yekan Ustajlu |
| 1576 | Aras Soltan Rumlu |
| 1576–1588 | Ali-Qoli Khan Shamlu |
| 1582 | Vali Khalifeh Shamlu |
| 1588–1598 | Occupied by the Khanate of Bukhara |
| 1595–1598 | Farhad Khan Qaramanlu |
| 1598–1618 | Hoseyn Khan Abdallu Shamlu |
| 1618–1641 | Hasan Khan Shamlu |
| 1641–1645 | Abbasqoli Khan Shamlu |
| 1692 | Safiqoli Khan |
| 1696 | Jani Khan |
| 1699 | Mohammad Zaman Khan Shamlu |
| 1708 | Safiqoli Khan |
| 1710 | Abu'l-Ma'sum Beg |
| 1710–1713 | Heydarqoli Khan |
| 1713 | Mohammadqoli Beg ibn Mohammad Mo'men Khan |
| 1714 | Mohammad Ali Khan |
| 1714 | Abbasqoli Khan Shamlu |
| 1717 | Jafar Qoli Khan Ustajlu |
| 1717–1719 | Safiqoli Khan Torkestan-oghlu |
| 1717–1722 | Aliqoli Khan |
References
[edit]- 1 2 Floor 2008, p. 200.
- ↑ Floor 2008, pp. 200–204.
Sources
[edit]- Floor, Willem (2008). Titles and Emoluments in Safavid Iran: A Third Manual of Safavid Administration, by Mirza Naqi Nasiri. Mage Publishers. ISBN 978-1933823232.
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