Sultanates of Azerbaijan Jar-Balakan community It was located in the north-west of Azerbaijan. It included villages of communities like Jar, Balakan, Katekh, Tala, Mukhakh and Janik. This community was annexed by Russia in 1803. azerbaijans/content_396_en.html Arash sultanate Arash sultanate covered part of present Yevlakh and Agdash regions and area of Mingachevir city. In 50-es of XVIII it turned to vassal of Sheki khanate. In 1795 Arash sultanate was liquidated and turned to khanate as province azerbaijans/content_398_en.html Sultanate of Ilisu The sultanate that established in 2nd half of XVI century, had existed till middle of XIX century. Its center was Ilisu. The sultanate had borders with the Caucasus in north and east, and Qaniq river from west, Sheki khanate from south-east. It was annexed in 1807 by Russia. It was included in Jar-Balakan administrative region in 1830. In 1840 the area of Ilisu sultanate was included in Georgia-Imeretia province. It was liquidated in 1844. azerbaijans/content_399_en.html Garabakh khanate Dizak melikhood It was small feudal governance of Garabagh in the Middle Ages. It was included in structure of Garabagh beylerbeyhood during Safavids, and in the middle of XVIII century of Garabagh khanate. In 1813 it was annexed to Russia in the structure of Garabagh. Gulustan melikhood Its center previously was Talish village at upper basin of Injachay, later melikhood with Gulustan castle, and during Sevefids it was in structure of Garabagh beylerbeyhood, later of Garabagh khanate. In 1813 it was annexed to Russia together with khanate. Varanda melikhood In the Middle Ages it was formed in the upland part of Garabagh. During Safavids it was in structure of Garabagh beylerbeyhood. In the middle of XVIII it was annexed to Garabagh khanate. Khachyn melikhood It was formed in ХЫЫ century in upland area of Garabagh and was governed by local alban rulers. During Safavids it was in structure of Garabagh beylerbeyhood and in the middle of XVIII century of Garabagh khanate. In 1813 it was annexed to Russia in the structure of same khanate. Jrabert melikhood It was a small feudal state formed in the Middle ages in upland areas of Garabagh. The melikhood with center of Jrabert castle was in structure of Garabagh khanate during Safavids, and in the II half of XVIII century of Garabagh khanate. In 1813 it was annexed to Russia in the structure of same khanate. azerbaijans/content_400_en.html Gazakh sultanate The sultanate that established in the north-west of Azerbaijan was included in Garabagh-Ganja beylerbeylik during the Safavids. Gazakhs had the legacy power. The Gazakh sultanate, which was given by Nadir shah to subordination of Kartli czar Teymuraz was later in composition of Sheki khanate in 1752 and in 1801 it was annexed by Russia in the structure of Kartli-Kakhetia. The sultanate was abolished in 1819. azerbaijans/content_401_en.html Gabala sultanate It was established in the middle of XVII century. Its area was bounded with Greater Caucasus from north, Goychay from east and Alijan River from west. It was included in structure of Sheki khanate. At the end of XVII century it was called as Gabala mahal (province). It was governed by naibs (local rulers) of Sheki khanate. Shamsaddil sultanate Shamshaddil sultanate was established in the territory of Zayam mahal and in the western areas from it, and its area was considered as inherited province of Shamsaddil tribe, one of branch of Zulgadar tribe from the time of Shah Ismail 1. In 1743 it was given by Nadir shah to subordination of Katrli czar Teymuraz. Later its area was united with Gazakh. It was called Gazakh-Shamsaddil sultanate. In 1801 Kartli-Kakhetia was annexed by Russia and sultanate was abolished in 1819. azerbaijans/content_403_en.html
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