History of Baghdad (1638–1704)

In the history of Baghdad, the period from 1638 to 1704 began with the Fall of Baghdad after the Ottoman Empire occupied the city from the Safavid. It ended with the Hasan Pasha got power and also became the first Mamluk ruler of Baghdad on 1704. Kashik Hassan Pasha was a first Ottoman Governor of Baghdad, and Youssef Pasha was the last

Timeline

1. 1652 – Population: 14000 .
2. 1657 – Flood.
3. 1663 – The Ottoman Poet Nazmizade Baghdadi dies.
4. 1669 – A typhus spreads in Baghdad
5. 1672 – The Islamic scholar Mahmud Bin Ahmed al-Ahsá'í dies in Baghdad.
6. 1674 – Hussain Pasha mosque built
7. 1681 – Al-adamiyah Dam was over after had seven years built
8. 1683
9. * Ibrahim Pasha had reconstructions Al-Sarai Mosque
10. * Khaseki mosque built
11. * City besieged
12. 1689
13. * An earthquake happens in Baghdad
14. * The plague and Drought spreads in Baghdad
15. 1690 – A plague was spreading in Baghdad the second time for less than one year
16. 1702 – An earthquake happened in Baghdad on 15 July 1702

Ottoman walis (1638–1704)

References

See also

• Mamluk dynasty of Iraq
• History of Baghdad 1831-1917