Introduction to the History of Kurdish Sovereigns

“...Since it is difficult to bring dispersed and difficult-to-control tribes into a cooperative position one by one; settled in certain areas,

Moreover, it was primarily preferred to control the emirates that were more numerous. It is their collaborative efforts that shaped the Emirates.

have had positions. Emirates that are helpless in the face of invasions and invasions or that are in conflict with the central authority are in a hostile state.

He wanted to guarantee his existence by relying on power. In particular, sectarian fights and territorial agreements between Iran and the Ottomans

When we think about the scarcity and wars, we see how the Kurdish emirates were made collaborators and how they were used as leverage against each other.

We can understand better...

“...The political personality of the emir best reflects this collaborative structure of the Emirates. Generally coming from outside and outside the tribe

These Mirs were able to dominate more tribes by using their charismatic personalities. They are descendants of Abbasid and

Mirs, which date back to the Umayyads, are a group of people who acted largely autonomously and sometimes had sermons read and coins minted in their name.

They have reached power. When it comes to their personal and family interests, they are easily collaborators as well as easily rebellious.

It was about rebelling for his own sake, "not having his honor violated", or taking ownership of Kurdistan, which he had "acquired". In the 19th century, the emirate form

While the local powers under the control of the central structure reached greater power against the central structure, the

Many internal and external factors played a role in the development of the continuous Kurdish rebellions...