kaimakam การใช้

• At the time of the Ottoman Kaimakam offered the population protection if they surrendered their weapons.
• Included in Mount Lebanon was Zahl?and its territory, ruled by a Greek Catholic kaimakam ( provincial governor ).
• Later Osman Pasha was appointed the " kaimakam " of Sharazor, thus allowing Lady Adela to take over.
• His relations with the " kaimakam " of Acre, who in 1863 was Hasan Effendi, were also deteriorating.
• Curious at this deployment, Aqil had requested an explanation from the " kaimakam " of Acre, but received no response.
• Since his return to Palestine in 1854, he avoided setting foot in the city, instead assigning a resident representative who engaged the " kaimakam " on his behalf.
• Aqil angered the " kaimakam " ( district governor ) of Acre, Muhammad Kubrisi, for his intervention in a dispute between two factions of the Catholic Church in Nazareth.
• From Transjordan, he and his band of irregulars raided areas on both sides of the Jordan River until he was invited back to the Galilee by Acre's " kaimakam " in 1847.
• Fa'iz El-Ghusein, the Kaimakam of Kharpout, wrote in his book, that according to the Ottoman official statistics there were about 1.9 million Armenian's in the Ottoman Empire.
• "Since my visit, by orders of the Mutessarif, the Kaimakam of Tatar Bazardjik was sent to Batak, with some lime to aid in the decomposition of the bodies, and to prevent a pestilence.
• Thus, on 6 January 1821, he left Tripoli for the north, leaving behind his treasury and his harem, while his deputy ( " kaimakam " ) Mehmed Salih with a force of 1, 000 Albanians remained to maintain order.
• While Ottoman censuses claimed an Armenian population of 1.2 million, Fa'iz El-Ghusein ( the Kaimakam of Kharpout ) wrote that there were about 1.9 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, and some modern scholars estimate over 2 million.
• Lynch's first encounter with Aqil was in the " divan " of Said Bey, the Ottoman " kaimakam " of Acre, and is recorded as follows : But what especially attracted my attention was a magnificent savage enveloped in a scarlet cloth pelisse richly embroidered with gold.