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Afshars of Urmia

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After Fath-'Ali Khan's death, Rustam Khan Afshar succeeded him. In 1768, he was succeeded by Reza Qoli Khan Afshar. In 1772 he was succeeded by Imam Qoli Khan Afshar. After the death of Karim Khan Zand in 1779, Imam Qoli Khan Afshar expanded Urmia once again. It is said that he received taxes from
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sent an army to defeat Imam Qoli Khan Afshar. He succeeded in killing the khan and installing Amir Aslam Khan Afshar on the throne as a Zand puppet, but a few months later Mohammad Qoli Khan Afshar overthrew him with the support of the Afshar chieftains.
122:. However, Mehdi Khan Afshar was then overthrown by Azad Khan Afghan, and Fath 'Ali Khan became his deputy. In the aftermath of Nader Shah's death, the khans of Urmia were able to expand to control practically all the lands of 98:. From 1624/25 to 1820/21, the governorship of Urmia was mainly in the hands of the Urmia Afshars. After that, only a few them served as its governor, the last one being Imam Quli Khan, who became governor in 1879/80. 1406: 216:
Eventually in 1824 the governor of Urmia was extinguished as the Afshars lost control of the governorship, but the Afshars continued to play an important role in the politics of Urmia.
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was in power from 1747 to 1748, and again from 1757 until 1762. Shortly after coming to power, he was expelled by Mehdi Khan Afshar, who was then appointed governor by
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invited Fath 'Ali Khan to become the new ruler. In 1759, Fath 'Ali Khan marched onto
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for 9 months, which resulted in it being captured. Fath-Ali was hanged in
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The governors of Urmia from 1624/25 to 1879/80 were the following;
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Khudadad Khan family from the Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe
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Khudadad Khan family from the Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe
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Khudadad Khan family from the Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe
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Many of the Afshar governors of Urmia bore the prominent title of
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States and territories established by the Afshar tribe
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Perry. 14 May 2015. p. 86. 1129: 902:Sayin-Qalah subgroup of the Afshar tribe 226: 1107: 172:struck again by capturing the city of 1164: 1117: 7: 926:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 881:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 860:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 836:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 822:Arashlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 790:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 776:Arashlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 762:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 736:Arashlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 713:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 569:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 548:Qasimlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 440:Imanlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 364:Imanlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 343:Imanlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 298:Imanlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 274:Imanlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 250:Imanlu subgroup of the Afshar tribe 153:was taken hostage after the siege. 83: 638:Tahmasp Qoli Khan (later known as 14: 657:. 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Afshars of Urmia is located in Iran
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Urmia
Iran
Persian
Afshar tribe
Iranian
Urmia
beglarbegi
Fath-Ali Khan Afshar
Ebrahim Shah
Azerbaijan
Tabriz
Karabakh Khanate
Panah Ali Khan
Karabakh Khanate
Panah Ali Khan
Ibrahim Khalil Khan
Karim Khan Zand
Panah Ali Khan
Urmia
Karim Khan Zand
Maragha
Urmia
Shiraz
Savojbulagh
Senneh
Maragheh
Tabriz
Khoy

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