Özet:

The XIX. Since the century, with the weakening of the Ottoman State, the Nasturists who lived in the Hokkaido Sanca, after meeting the Western missionaries, began to create problems in the region. Specifically, in response to the promises of independence of the British and Russian states, the Nasturists did not fulfill their obligations against the Ottoman State. As the First World War was approaching, the Nasturists, who continued their relations with the Western states, after the Russian operations in the South Caucasus, wanted to enter under Russian protection. The Ottoman State took some measures, such as tax regulation, in order to increase Nastur's commitment to the state and to cut down their relations with the Western states. They also promised weapons to help the Nasturists not engage in activities against the state. But the efforts of the Ottoman state did not result. Nasturi leader Mar Shemun decided to support the Opposition States in the First World War by making alliances with the Russians. After this decision, the Ottoman State sent the troops, including the Kurdish allies, to the region. The movement of the Ottoman troops against the Nasturists led the Nasturists to migrate into the Iranian territory by defeating them. The aim of this study is to explore the rebellion of the Nasturists, which in the First World War became a major problem by entering the war in the line of the opposition states.

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