1771: княжество шейха Захира ненадолго расширяется на юг, вплоть до Яфы (Яффо). В начале 1770-х он также ненадолго берёт Сидон и прогоняет тамошнего османского губернатора (как и Дамаск, город был столицей провинции)
(Thomas Philipp, Acre: The Rise and Fall of a Palestinian City, 1730–1831)
1771: княжество шейха Захира ненадолго расширяется на юг, вплоть до Яфы (Яффо). В начале 1770-х он также ненадолго берёт Сидон и прогоняет тамошнего османского губернатора (как и Дамаск, город был столицей провинции)
(Thomas Philipp, Acre: The Rise and Fall of a Palestinian City, 1730–1831)
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