Özet:

Timur Pasha, a member of the Milli Tribe, lived in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, which is described as the age of notables. Studies on Timur Pasha, a member of the Milli Tribe, are limited in number, and some information about him is incomplete and incorrect. With this study, it is aimed to correct the wrong information about Timur Pasha, who is a member of the Milli Tribe, and to complete the missing information about him. In addition, our research; Ruha, who was a member of the Milli Tribe, aimed to reveal the attitudes of the regional governors during the turmoil he caused in Diyarbakir, the defamatory propaganda made by the governors against each other, the bargains they made with Istanbul in response to the capture of Millilu Timur, and the bureaucratic jealousy. Despite Asitane's mobilization of the regional governors, National Timur was somehow captured because the regional governors could not act in coordination because they could not negotiate their positions or draw each other. The Governor of Baghdad, Süleyman Pasha, who was responsible for capturing Millilu Timur, made an agreement with Millilu Timur. The Governor of Baghdad, Süleyman Pasha, had this agreement accepted by Istanbul and ensured the pardon of National Timur and how he mediated the granting of the governorship of Raqqa to National Timur will be explained in the light of documents. In the study, documents registered in the inventory of the Ottoman Archives Department of the State Archive Presidency were mainly used.