Iraq's Mamluk period ends in 1831, when…

1828 CE to 1839 CE

Iraq's Mamluk period ends in 1831, when a severe flood and plague devastates Baghdad, enabling the Ottoman sultan, Mahmud II, to reassert Ottoman sovereignty over Iraq.

Ottoman rule is unstable; Baghdad, for example, will have more than ten governors between 1831 and 1869.

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Baghdad Baghdad Iraq View →

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Dawūd Pasha of Baghdad View → Mahmud II View →

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Iranian peoples View → Arab people View → Persian people View → Kurdish people View → Bedouin View → Anazzah View → Shammar View → Oghuz Turks View → Muslims, Sunni View → Muslims, Shi'a View → Turkmen, Iraqi View → Marsh Arabs View → Banu Lam View → Al-Muntafiq View → Ottoman Empire View → Mamluk Dynasty (Iraq) View →

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Government View → Custom and Law View → Catastrophe View →

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